The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-23 00:00:00

to endeavour, by a Vold movernitit, to inter t pt the communication between the Anitriani and the ex- Pefted Russian Armies, in whieh, however, he does hot appear yet to have , succeeded ; and we have the Most confident hopes that a ItinCliOn Will be, or rather was effeeted between the Austrian and Russian Nees before any grand movement of the- French Armies with this view could be at all effeeted, a.% the 6rtt Column of the Russians were expeeted in Bavaria' §thel ith; only three days after the Adiou at Viettingen; If the Austrians therefore continue to retire until the Russians come up to join t hem, and BoNApAnz continues to advance, be taY at length find himself in a position where, to retreat, without,fighting, would be extremely t . kult, and where the loss of a Battle might be the ilia of his Army. It is stated in the Paris Papers, that the French I ,,, r° °P 3 Passed through Anspa c h i n consequence o f a . c onvention with Prussia. This however is a gross and NPable fabrication, as it appears by the Berlin: Gazette, that it was done, not only without the c i: 4417 0 1.... et of Prussia, but c o ntrary to the most • : ma *tests of the Prussian Officers whilst the : rd. ' aft* Preach Troops was marked by nearly '"\ck 0 4'.trises as if they had been. marching `'h the COutitry of an Enemy. Ta to • " Is no truth whatever in the report of L°4l RAR&INGTON having been appointed Lor d . Lieutenant of Ireland. ~eSterclu r ty • 4 ? In , .7 41 16 AlasEsTE, the DUKE of KENT, took 4 SSCS AUGUSTA, SOI;HIA, and AMELIA, ~,a n airing on horseback, on the Uxbridge-road. • isti.lNtuirry and the PRINCESS ELI Z ASET/LiOHOW.- tha l t n .L an open carriage: lt was reported yesterday ItQI-Fumy w ou ld come to town to-day. e , rday 11:s Roy a l Hi ghness the D va of Yok, tuirnander in Chief, held' a public day-at his in the Horse Guards, , for the purpose•of see illitary Gentlemen, either in regimentals or nut. Off:' Ler daY the Duxt of Y ORK entertained the 4,4,-eri of the Ist Regim ent o f F oot G uar d s Wi t h 'lMoas dinner,' at WaLts's acorns. Set.,hleadav afternoon Mr. KING, the Under. ke. 41 7 State, Sir EVAN NRPEAN O Dr. Moss, vtot other Gentlemen, attended Sir RICHARD . 72, at the Public-O ffi ce, .Bow-street, when Sy f, ZArt.t.• explained to them the whole proce i ss k n e. " wi s ;, e g business at this celebrated . 015 )11,00;nocte ccinfining the Prisonei ce- s . at i the titit t ,". l4 ear Public-house. Afterwards Sir RICHARD % .'4lne d hill party with a friendly dinner. • CrilAtom, • a the Corps of Loyal British ,Arti fi cera, h~tr in i ' v aToN, mustered very strong at an early ttpeToxopholite G roun d , w h ere t h ey were . re _ v*4 "hi Colonel Jewittt4sobi. The Cori _s alter vherePlacteded to the London Fields, Hackney, 41 a ~,,.14(7praCtised a variety o f military manctuvres 4 4 ,: 44 anet that would have done c; edit to regular 40 1 7; (111 their return.. about four o'clock, sa t e tk ° , 9 o eteellent repast in the Old English styl , Itte tt. ' e 'r Officers, at the New Rooms in Coram- Iti a said) With what truth we do not 'know, that. ikt ii °f ALGIERS, and fi rst Minister, have tiatlx inassaereu by the Troops. A Soldier, of the verti,:f AcitmET,-was placed at the head of the Go tilCent• The French pretend that, this Revolu- Shi l :; f avoured by t h e presence - of some English l it, " anchor i n the Roads. I•ovid llA , PA lrrE, befor e h e l e f t P a ris, was resolved to 4etty, ai mself with ca s h f or t h e d o uble purpose of infix i f his l`roopa in good order,' and of corrupt lltPossible, the Lenders of the opposing Armies. i lli • v i?"4 that t h e Secretary of General BELLEGARDE Ch a i m lent from Venice in chains to V!eflhat on tila t rg e Gi High Treason, and it is very p r obable up bas been bribed by France. Indeed it is also _ lla,',PN ) r:a able that Bo ' P taTP found his way to the in to Office,ra, and thereby the E LECTOR tent situation that' obliged him to surre nder his P orei r Y and his honour into the merciless grasp of bugs begp,t. leas. tea, y.letters h ETTE,...His MAJESTY has been p . It a ?t 4l ,int the patent under the Great Seal of 4-ela i n i c! Hon. STANDISH O'GRADY, IS_ Attorn 11 ey-General, C to be. Chief Baiiin of "a. eY. en"Deland, in t ooi lf i e ll'Y's Court Of Exchequer in • th e Lord Viscount AvoNmona. • '404 k4 lt ig 1141 "iAm.--The following merited carnpi . i i 7 W qr Paid to thin most respe&able Nobleman, in AA published on the frauds of the Neutra Admiralty is happily placed ur ider w t h b : lttri e e it.° l a most able ,and'-aClive Minister, —tigable in his efforts for the increase of t h e 4 4 li f L 3 i.s and whose comprehensive knowledg e e, of ;,.„ t v utisiness of the Marini~ _all 4 14/ 44.4fIcations, peculiarly 1 qualifies .bin for fie work. * AAnt vene.rable age of . Lord BARHAM has been rA t "4 to b e a dra wback on h i s 0 1 01 - cations fo r. et er ,, .°Y tho se only who are- ignorant of his st ill 4 41 1 e te Powers, b ot h o f body and mind. I t duritl„7erl, be truly said, that the *lse of years, ttio t "lch hi s knowledge- of the Civil business !lon I,„parniralty has been, matured by observa rlie'eexperience, h as ma d e him the &ter for is,titn most arduous station. He re se m bles )14.11,2.. sound and healthy oak, which time '4 4 ` l l/i. Cleo' for • th e most. important uses of oi s ir Ith Y enlar , i n V 1 • c. t i i ela 'ts 'rib and its dimension , ti tY." v tnE at a I impaired its stren o 8" e A lkinr: '."."'")" f very respe&able parents threw Ili tlt orl in , t() 4he . Now near Colnbrook-row, m ast Sunday evening. She was seen t le' ash .to t sit attempt by 'some persons at a clis 4lt a i r W4O hat •, th e hastened to her assistance, and got her water after f. minutes had elapsed. a t.w 4ittid ee %;onveyed to the Ship public-house in t ,,„ e ot it;tBhtr:e usual a.nd after half an hour had been process to restore inspended ani- P"frOf appelired, and she ultimately re cause of her rash condua is not klikiii, 147..W'. PLYMOUTH, OCT. i 0--Arrisied 'the Melampys Frigate, Capt. POYNTZ, from a Cruize, and brought iin with lie the Hope Smuggling Lugger, laden with 'spirits from Guernsey, captured off the Lizard. Arrived the Nimble Cutter, Lieut. DELAFONS, with Dispatches from Gibraltg and Lord NELSON;, 'and the Vengeance Privateer from a Cruize. The latter has detained the Prussian Galliot Capt. TRATTLER, from, Malaga, laden with wine, &c. which is not yet arrived. Arrived the Minerva, Capt. GIAVES, 'frorri Bar badoes, bound to London, put in r 4, contrary winds. .Capt. H. DUNSTERVILLB having very properly re presented to the Health Officers who boarded him, that be bad one man die on the passage, the Ship, , Master, and Ship's Company, were put under quarantine, till orders arrive from the Custom-house, London. _ _ This morning the. Ist Wilts marched to Dock Bar racks, and the 3d Lancashire Sharp-shooters, with the ad Regiment of Lancashire Militia, marched in from Amerdon Camp, to occupy Mill Bay Barracks. ThalNlorth Devon Regiment is marched from Amerdon Camp for Portsmouth; and the 13edford Regiment, Col. Osnoatig, is also marched from Oil ing Barracks. The Camp is now quite broke up, and all the Artillery and Bat Horses are gone into winter quarters. Sailed, with Dispatches for ,the Channel Fleet, the Nile Lugger, of id guns, ,Lieut. Q. SYMONS. The eariiine, 01'14 guns, ficut. DIIRBY, has or ders to he in readiness to take Diapatches at-a Ind:. ment's warning. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. ' 2 2.---Arrived the Diana, Wool), from Riga; and Duaiel, N011131107', from Stockholm. The homeward-hound 'West India Fleet still re-4 main at the Motherhank wind bound. The Leeward Island Convoy, under charge of the illustrious, of 74 guns, Capt. SHIELD, certainly - suf- ., fered - More - from the length of the voyage that any, previous Convoy in, remembrance. They were 14 Weeks on their passage, with 235 Ships, 45 of which parted company in the, first gale of wind, with the Hyaena Frigate, and only 187 of them arrived in the Channel with the Illustrious. A person from LLovp's arrived here this morn ing to learn some particulars relltive to their disas tefous- voyage. . The Ships from the Windward Islands had not a longer passage , than is usual-- eleven weeks. They"joined, sail,. the Illustrious off Scilly, and have all since arrived sat C.., Came Up to Spithead ti•orn St. Helen's, the crack& Gun-vessel, and the, Amphitrite Frigate, under Or ders for the Downs. The Chiffonne Frigate could not not get her anchors. up to-day, as the 'wind blows strong from the S.W. She will sail, if it moderates', to-morrow, to join Lord NELSON. The Regulus and Squirrel Frigates have made the signal to go out of Harbour. FOLKSTONE, OCT. 21.—The Desperate Gun-brig came into the Ness Road, and has taken four Neu tral Vessels, and a Ship of 500 tons, from the Isle of France, for Embden, 'with a very valuable cargo, The Desperate's Lieutenant put letters on shore of consequence, on service. OCT. 220-"*This morning the above Brig weighed, and is gone off the French coast. DEAL, OCT. 22.—Sailitd through the Downs for the River, several sail of hotneward.bound'West In- Sailed the kiny Bomb, with a . Convoy or Ports mouth. The ducitand Packet, with a Mall from Lisbon, is arrived at Falmouth. The Letters will not be in town till to-morrow : she sailed on the 12th inst. The Walsinghanz Packet, from FalMouth arrived at Lisbon the 7th inst. The Elle, one of the Leeward Island Fleet, which 1 parted Convoy the sth September in a gale of wind, put into Looghswilly on Friday last. The Captain died at sea. a few days after she left Demerara. The "Intphitrite •Frigate,' captured by the Don negall, o f 62 guns, is ordered to be surveyed and repaired. Her cabin is considered as a most curious piece of workmanship, being fitted up for the commodation of some of the Royal Family of Spain; to' take aic,excursion to sea for the benefit of their health. Monday se'nnight the Rose Sloop of War, com manded by Capt. CtiaTts (son of Admiral Sir itOGITR Ct./arts), arrived at Waterford Harbour, as Convoy with two Transports, which are to take away a de tachment of the a7th Regimetit from Geneva Bar racks. One of the Transports sprung her fore-top mast in a gale. LIDIA-Houss.--Yesterday a Court of Direaors was held; when Captain WILLIAM CHARLES HUT TON was sworn into the command of the ship Lord nelson, consigned to St. He deal and Bengal.---The Court adjourned at five o'clock till this day. Friday were taken up in a prden in the occupa tion of Mr. Richard Townend, of York, 460 pota toes, and 60 of a small size, weighing 7st. alb. (141 b. to the stone), and measuring one bushel and a half and one quartern, being the produce of a sin gle potatoe ; and from 1s of the WWI sort he had eight bushelL .E%TRACT CV A I i ETTER• FROM AN OFFICER O TIM 21TallgtItittiNT TO HIS FRIEND IN bIibOIIEDA. MALTA; LOTS MIGUET, 1805. • .• . . " In my last Letter to you I mentioned. my ex peiation of our 'Regiment being sent to Gibraltar to pin the ExPeditithl - ; the arrival; hciWever, of. Sir JAMES CRAIG here on the 1801 of last Month pre vented it. He immediately proceeded to review the *whale of the Trdops on The island,- at the same time 'disembarking ,the Regiments which he Brought frorti _England (Artillery and Dragoons eiscepted) after which he has fixed upon the falhiiring 'meats to compose the Expedition :--2,oth, 27th, :35th, 61st, and 58th ; the last is the only Re.° i ment be . takes. in the Line of those whiCh he brought from England.. The Foreign Regiments 'which .aceOnipany us are Watteville's and' the Cdr-i siCan Light Corps,.'' the whole comprising ;about 7800 men. -- , -The sixth part of. each : Isattalion. company is now training daily to' the liglit'infantry exercise,. and, except that, and, charging with the bayonet, hardly praCtices any thing . else. Colonel Switrit has just arrived here. from naples, ; and' the Officer who was dispatched l to • the Russians at. Corfu; on Sir jikEs' , s ,arrival, t-eturried; • SO' that we are in daily, Hopes of embarking and. on whatever service. we aresgoing, out; ArNy, * .:tfurlgh.. small, has the advantage. of being ,ex- . cellent order in, every point. Sir Joita STEWART is' to assist the Commander in Chief in all movements of the Army, and the whole' is, formed in the follow ing Brigades . :—First Brigade, the 20th, 35th; and 61st Regiments, Geuer:d Aolcia.xv. 7 ---Second Bri gade, fe7th Regiment, Watteville's, ,and., 58th. ghnent, General Co I.P..—Roserve, Flank Companies of the Army, 20th Light Dragoons, .and Royal Cor sican Light Troops,..General Captain NutoE,.of 'the late Nand* Frigate, at, tended yesterday at the Admiralty. • . There is no alteration in the price,of Bread tbia week. • , , THE THEATRE;—,The.TragedY of ing.taar' rent teht had a very numerous audience last night at Co vent= garden 7 eatre:' Mrs. • Sinno NS exerted her great powers in Calisla with -as much energy . as when she first appeared in that charafter. Her bnrsts indignation,.. and - all her ckPieSsiOni Of the more violent emotions, .were truly admirable, :nor was she less op . erative in the pathetic passages. K:Emet.t:'s Horatio was a masterly perform:looe; and CHARLES KEMBLZ sustained withgreat spirit:tne.ar rogant . levity of Lethario. COOKS'S ••*30110 . . was well receiVed; antrihe subordinate chargiers• were supported in a manlier inure than usually. 6pea - t'a/ ble. •, • -7- An event, without example the dramatic an nals, lately happened at a Tlwtre in a little town in Franconia :—An Actor, playing the part of Parorti, in the Tragedy of Ateltinn, worked himself up into such a frenzy, that, fancyincr himself the real per sonage be represented, he'prunged a knife into his breast. Before he expired he explained to his tiom panions the cause of his delirium. Wedhesday last a man undertook, for a wager, to go on foot 60 times round St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, in twelve hours. He:went close to the fosse in the outside walk, and performed it in ten hours and a half with eage. It is considered that he went in the time near 50 English miles. The wager Upon his own part was but - sthall, but a great number of bets were depending, This pedestrian is an Italian, who hawks artificial flowers about Dublin. ne is a man between 30 and 40 years of age, abdut 5 feet 4 inches high, and rather stout made. He started at seven in the morning, and finished a little before half past five: 'The concourse of people which were drawn together w; , s immense beyond pi ecedent. Ort Tuosday last was married, in the Parish Church of Llanedwin, in, the Island of Anglesey, the Earl of ENNS6kILLEN to Le* (:ITARLOTTg PAGET, fOUrth Daughter of the Earl of UX)3ittotie, On Monday se'enight alarge brown eagle was shot by a fanner in the ne:ghbourhooS of 'Aldborough, in Holderness. This fine bird is upwards of 3 feet in length, and measures 8 feet from wing to wing.-- When first discovered several rooks Were p: eking it, which it bore with seeming, indifference. It appear ed 'greatly exhausted, is very lean, and supposed to have come from Norway. The farmer Aired at' it with No. G shot, when about yards distant, broke its wings, and otherwise wounded it so severely, that it died shortly after, and is now in the pesses skin of Mr. Tho. Statchard, of Hull. Several others are said to have been seen in that neighbourhood. -At the Monthly Meetipg of the Justices, holden at Wingliana,lient,on Tuesday last, several farmers, residing in the neighbourhoOds of Dover and Sand wich, were fined in the full. penalty of five pounds each, for.negleetitag and refusing to provide carriages for the conveyance of baggage for the .Troops, agree ably to notice given themto that elfeel. The late fair at, Chester was well supplied with horses, horned cattle, and swine. Good horses sold high, but beasts of every Otherlind were consider ably on the decline. Hops were in much greater ,quantities than could have been expe&ed, and the prices of old ones were from six to seven guineas, and new sold as high as al. 1.55. The bleaChing sea -son having been uncommonly fine, Irish linens were in the highest perfation ; but the bleaches, which were in great demand, kept up their. prices; this, . . however, was counterbalanced by the peculiar good neA and quality °ldle linen. Much cloth was not brought to the fair, and inferior linens were material ly. lower. At lletford hop fair there was little business done this year ; prices from sgs. to 9gs. ; but large quan tities of cheese were sold—prime dairies averaging 68s. per cwt. _ in the night of yesterday se'nnight some person or persons deposited a considerable quantity of assa fcctida, mixed with the oil of hartshorn, or sorro other offensive ingredient, in the crevices Of several shop -doors, principally inhabited l)f linen-drapers and clothiers, at Chester, which rendered the shopi mu very disagreeable, that business could scaretqy done In them for two-days aftarwards ; many I:laic:, nearly fainted oncoming into them, and wi:re obliged to go out inunediateiy. TWRNTY TuocsANn Pouts first-+: rawn Ticket next Saturday will roceiw 20,0001 —11.1,;m: are five days of the ptient I.otteri ‘lraw o ao the foilowiAg Capitals aro yet in the W . heel—thrt.:::. *0,0001.! ! vile of 10,000). ;,, ono of 50031. ; of 90001. • Arc, Ike. the • —t_t__T oCIETIUS.— last essiow bei 6t Leeds Joseph Hint and Matthew .. *Gawthorp; both : % ;f Horbury, were Coriviaed tinder 'the nth .111. fc enibezzling the monies of and belonging to the 'Trustees of numerous and olinlent Priendly Society there, and sentenced to one thorith's had labont: in 'solitary cells, in the,..Hottse of .Correetion at Wake.• field; -• • . The Prisoners Were itettrardi or clerks employpd under the Tiuitees of the Society-,` and on their count received thoniek. from time to' time, f(.O the digribution of the weekly pay to sick members: ..At the tithe of Makiiig up the yearly accounts of the z•7 O . ciety the sick-roll for the preceding year. is direaed to be - publicly called over, hi order to ascertain pr cisely the several weekly, ,paytuenti ; Wheri 'every niember who has been sick, during that period, de cl ices how king lie was so, add what pay be hthl raatially,received. , , M , an _ y . . . . . of these declarations not corresponding with ,the sick roll, the books. and receipts of the Sociely viere imMedately 'referred to and examined; and many slips of ,paper, in the nature of receipts from several of the sick members, were discovered to have been. fraudulently aCcOnnted for,. ,as cash, by the Prisoners, the consideration for which had never been p3:d. • ''"''' ' ' " ' " . AMOROUS Rtrxr.itY.—On Monday a young Lady nattle iMcatinu to Sir IttotrAab Form, at the Pub- BoW-street, iii consequence of a certain Barrister having threatened to kitt her on Sunday night, and having made utc of other violent threats against her. Sir RictrAin 'in consequence: is.sued a warrant against him. Yesterday he att e nded at th e Office,. and, the youngf.,adi - . Witli her 'Attorney met inn); and, the busin'ess came before Mr. 139);D and Sir WILLiAta PARSONS. The cane I.vas not fallv gdrie into but at the request of the Defendant, and by 'the conSe4.Of •Pros‘p4* rix an 4 her Attorney,_ the business.was permitted .to stand over to a future day. The • cause of the ',Defendant's' ebnclO' to= wards tli,:t'Prtiiecutrix, "lA* undet:stabd,' is je4let.ti3i that . she . - prefers Major !Semple to him,, and al -.7;. though, he, has been . several times .rudely treated by hef,aria the Major, , yct he persists in cutlirvouring - ' to out general the laud. The' Defendant. hJ, oven freqtiently forbid the houW! but 'being - detertnir to conqutp,,the.Major,. he: .n.utiuted to,purt,uc the objet of 'his .affedion. Lately the Proseentrix and 11I;, dr 'Serf hilt;, were ping:Ott:together in a poach,. wheit they'diseoVered the bit:it:dant .bohind. The Niajoitivpaatedly requested him to get down front the i coach, but,he retused.•. The parties being deter- , mined `not' lo satisfy curiosity, ordered the. coach- man - not , to go`to the plane orginally diretied, but to go : Nyond qhp, 99pews .Ehr l s, ill Little Chelsea, where theifajur got out_ an 4 insisted upon the Dc-t fendant's getting otl the coach, .! , md havnig , accom , pusned tuati - ne ordered' the.poaclitnan to drive the • Proseputris,..back to herhc,mse, anctli i iy suppose=d the . 1 two gallants settled their dispute , in'a manly The tblfowingiifornink' the Defendant s . ont a letter ' to. the lqajor, apologizing .for hiS condua , the 1 , :e4 ceding evening, and said.he should think no 11..)re of What had passed. 'On 'two other oc:e.a!,o:im 11,C! Defendant. met the Prosecutrix and Major' Seince together;-*hen he gave charge of them to a watch man, saying ,she was his :wit", andthe w 3F , gang to; ruo away with .her : and a few evenNir-,1 since .the I),:fe.nezut called at the Prosecutrix's and bein a irrefused admittance by the servant, who told hint her mistress was from home, be wouldnot take a denial,--and swore he would.. break the door open.. The Prosecutrix,.whu was at home, but un well, to avoid a disturbande, went out tb him, and walked till she came to a neighbour's house, when she wished him a good ntht,:and desired him not to make any naise, or, he would be charged with the , watch. 011 her return homet to her great sur prize, she tbund the Defendant had got into her hdtiSe; and refused to go Out tar the whole of that night.* • . . . . The following shocking circumstance, which it is painful 'to relaw, occuriedone day lilst week at the Friar's-Oak Public-hOnse, • on diet Lo ]clan 110 ad ACtile.Se.l'Vala9 of the Duke of BEAUFORT were tra.. veiling iti wed his Grace's carciages,' from Rotting. dean .to town ) , the, coaOrnan stopped to bait his , horses at theabove house, where the. laundry.tnaid had not long alighted before she found her way to a certain convenicuce;in the yard; 'and thtm: delivered herself of A child, which she, is .violently suspected of haing inhumanly murdered, by cutting its throat , with h whfah"Vra4 . ; afterwards fOund bloody in her pocket. The body, the better to con. . ceal the murder, was. thrown into the soil. The mother, on her return from the privy, appeared as if nothing extraordinary , had happened ; buther long absence, and othercircuinstances, having created Suspicion among the females, of` the house, 4he wast.. told - by the Landlord,. un.her. approaching the car riage to,prps . ecute her journey, that she must not go,. as there, was, Au infant in the; way Which de riLnuied her attendance. At this unexpeaed salutation,. the 4eluded girl appeared much aftedted, and was in consequouce put to bed,, with strong symptoms 'Of fever. The child was taken.out of the privy, with its head almost severed from its body. A n In quest was the next - day taken before the Coroner,. who 2 recorded a Verdia of WiYul Murder—but suspended his warrant of commitment until the offender is ill state to be waved. t . )s 6 c f o n i i l l l e t :Ci n . e t y 'r o 4 a ( i . re r t i :h o f a ‘ :t . : 6 l l : s l ) l 3 l l l e il e s . . On Tuesday - se imiglit the Clerk of n - i v, G l e t u h tle a in c a o n n . s u lde ß ra e b v le r . re s ) ucri 1 1 1 ° ad °° l i i; ) ed b s t e o v n e g r i a t l ig ye to ar i s l , is an ' tq u a P c i g ° t ) ;i e t ' ; 1 4i t t h nie.'t i 'L w'4 1 :11- it nt , .0, ted that the uttnost conlidttice was repesed in him. Ile was traced . to Lincoln, ‘vliere, he 1141d.tilttlell part of .the property into .Plank f E il. 1 Notts - • A ;1 0 ri, 6 ,an,s th,,_ . supposed terhave gone from thence to London„ hut has not ,)T.t been discovorod. ,c01.1.N.-ElC.Cti.klcOt, OCT. C3,----Tho fr,..!sh firma .of Wlleat tol-dv are .ntuucron-i, and t-alei of good saniples are at :11)01.1t List ellrlti:ley, iiitlnh.,rileaVy, die, 'last Fleet •A'itli grain iron . ' tlw fLiltio, for thii season, is arrivell ; Rod Balitly.is , but shOrt Stlpply, and at rather ' better ptico ; I\l3lt -at , little clitlcsonce . ; Grey Peas'4 at It.ss ; No‘Ar 'lick BC4IIIS ill fl, - re , at. plcinty, 32.5. .to 588;. p( quarter ; -Old, as ruider„ Having many f ur ther arrivals of Oats from Yorkshire HMI Lillt:0111- shirei that artiele is abom is. 6J. cheaper. Wlicat eau;; 3 Sos a 6g* 01 ' ;i0.41:: - jas , k . so , , d Fine 4it .to , - 7va 1 74s oil Tlcl. tieans 5 .,, a4O od Styr. .. .. • 3 „.. ; a iss N I Oars 43s- it 2.11; oi 33 s ' 't=d ' Lirtt!ey . - - 32: , 3 191 od POirintl ilo , .. A •354 , , ; ~., 0 od Malt . . 72 s- a 7ils oti liar ,ti,ti . -.. 441 - 4 1 W Mite Pcii3e 12$ 4 5 86 d,n Fine Flour - 61 6 a o% s - 0 . (1 (.; ter ditto . 4 3iii a 2 9 s (At Seevatts - Eros a 6ss all