The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-28 00:00:00

. . last nillit we rereire.aParl Priitrs to the' s l3d .. . inst. and Dutch ‘Tournals .to tho,2lsth, in which we of course expeted to End.at•least a sixth, and per haps 'a seventh or eighth Bulletin from the Grand, . Army, It -,.• 1S '4' i l '., no ' snrlA:surprise. we found the illaniteur for three whole days completely barred of 'official intelligence, , Has Bol'ittrAttz- sustained a defeat—or has he, finding . his position untenable., thought it 'prudent to retreat ?—Certainly if any - acrtion, or even skirmish had been fought, the result of • which was favourable to . the French, it would have been emblazoned in the .21foniteur, with all the pomp and circumstances which. . the .II French Scribes could attach to it. 'There ap.. Pears a variety of reports in the non.offacial Paris Journals, stating, that the Austri,ana had been ut terly defeated at Ulm-..that 50,000 men had laid down their arau—that Ulm had been captaared—that the nations of the Archduke dirkatAis in Italy had been Breed, B,:e. sze...all which rumors have ht industrlously circulated by 'the French, but which rest on no authority whatevet• All wo'. h(1111 tkui Arouiteur of the 224 amounts to thls, that n"- ttticicti Letters confirm the Capture of Ultra, and_i 44 2 14 \ 4111 4 that tome Austrian Tr o ops ha ve gained 1 ' L"ii hank of the Danube. " It is probable (says t he Mititoa.), that to th e ir marc h must b e attr ib ute d Le t e * rs ed elaYtf th e Cou r iers from the Imperial !lead-guar ." How happelis it that nonsofficial Letters ciolgd . arriv e and not the Cotriers ? The Austrians have itirle d 4141 Left Lank of the Danuhe.--44a . ve they. Le:. again , seizethapou the Posts frQs4 w hi c h the y —4 64 clriv4n by the French I If au, UONAPARTt ,day find hits precisely ha that situation in which ~ he wished to place the Austria" ' It is remarkable t h at the a lg:e Courant,- of the 11451ut11t 4tops the pron. not to announce a Victory, , u , he l'ettipt of Letter: , trona irratiklert to the loth' ' 6tober, which contain o account 'd any 13,1 4 10 1, t Uhl s and Letters from Augsburg!), of the: Art width state that th e French were throwing Up - I ": i 4 tiot en the wester n Bank of the tech--that ~ 't . S '‘Tea'z' of Au„vshvgh hai been Put in re" ci 1 tiart by the French—that more than a rist'''''ca 4 4 ' , .. s' M th ..r. , - .7 nad been pressed ter conveying tile wounded, i at the Inhabitants . h a d . h een 'summoned to de-. 1 /till lint to the Frown }4o,:pitals. - *'l )4r46 l' it is • t,,,,,, ") ' 24 Perntittoi to lvev e the 0404: this does ' • 41 7 4 . 01, 1 much like viaery; or like that continued i . , 'A44Lilt" w hich' was to' bekr .dOwn all opposition.--- .„,'r.circiimstance alsols not a little rentarkabi.e : , wert •teld in- ti:e. French Bulletins that •Brniya -0,:41 43 4 taken a position at MuniCh % ., 'ritli 40,000 zs * :l o . - "Cl'it was further said, that.' he Would cc ntinne I,,,,: tl , l)tir '"'' the Austrian General :.K.11 . ; N MJSY an' We ~, C find, that :instead of ~ pursuing the Austrian's, t : 4 A l )orra has himself retreated .to Wieliteirn, on t ,,,,, . 4 eli. ''lt' appear's, therefore, from these ac.- t-,.'" that the French Troops were concentrating 13 it e , r ivt's along dtlle Lech, in which position, 14,, tre, they would cut off the communication 41 ;' , !' main 'Atitrinti Army with the Russians, • fir.tweald thean ,selves be taken in the'rear by . the 4 i tthA P.ll3si an Allivv, which , it appears had ' :effc. , t ( ted • flit i 7,, n i°4 'with the Austrian Gen, ',Kt UVMAYER on . 4,4 7 . ~- %taking together a fame:of-about / I °' ooo ke ret Thi s jullctien - Bllliimporr t" ~ L `aS 111101:e to i l ati It' BOIC AOARTE was therefore thuself in )4 4 4tt dt : I , l T•ing attacked in a. ,situtinn w , hen ° et tetit !night be . nearly cut air,. and entil liar w oo . e 4w lle authentic accotintis . to . the contrary, :tali_ ; . • . • .boasts of the 4 ,in gpite, of the vapouring „.;- day , 1 , }lttli ctills; or the multiplied': rumours of th© 4 , ` °ll filitte to think that BoleArarrt was in It- natic • 10h , 41 Of extreme pri.t and litizaro from , ki t h,,,, .''' -. "light by. the 'fortune of war, be extricated, tit that th,. fro i t ' ...e Probabilities' were lit- await' of the Al-. • lice, A #L , !. ' 't we pr At has probably taken place he- o lls _ ' htfa reau , 4 nti: , ..ip ilopatiehtly - ivaii tarfitrth . et and k itit . t4 entio accounts o f t h e ' s i tuat io n of the op nzrnies. 414 ce wr ' • • ' • ".- .1' ' that a at: -Itlnt the abbve, ve unuerstand /12" salbte was 4 •,t, 1 , ,, 4 , urea at, Boulogne na S,,tturclay I i 44 - ` l `‘ it - was again , ',d that tho ,. . : 4l,ustri-, ,kultriallait litth totally defeated, alld. that the . ' . 1 14 ri ti Ar rlV had turiendert-J. ' Y.47es must how- . '6 A1 1 4 44 ,4 1 tctePtics .with, respeit tc:i this rumour,. eh, ' --ve RO:tits, certaiti and authentic intelligence. i . 1 44, , . . W R etrted 01 Ro it -7-1.--- ti that it the vi . 'lnd continued 44 it ict t ., •.. t al t hat 4.)(l) Nitinti was to sail (min the' Downs' on , 4ay tThe , 414 th ' bi ---ntr nnattly„l4owever,,tlla wind changed , 4 I'lett still remains there. • . ' ' the DUIZE , cf tit 4 4,. r aY reollllllg tire MASEST7I ,soi,i/rit, ak{4l;"?t) I'l2l'qt:sums litrOutVr...aA a ndr!_,,,,rat FiErz- ~ ~!(:)Y, 14 , 1 11 d hY Lortl Wiitsskto-3414:13 --- - 1 ., rse qatl: 7,Z,Lady WyNiAao took au ainn# nn 44° ittir tl tt.:l`4_C^lvairy ilarraeli ' s., antlr, t!turnell. ,by Crl9- 41 i l k tk MAi gsrt tl usszS EPZA 6F3 ' II and tg l i ) took a n ,! • Itl7nll4c d fotutbr Cum ' 41 114 L , -- airing i n a coact) an Ir e ,., tkigti. __ 4tlt/u'teillaY Illarllib iflS MiiziT* IiI4t4FIS!, t t/ BT A and Sop nitti *lt' ' tiencr l, t,i tolt anti h . *e_l4,, aecornp!i, _.tost,Georges 71 mi J-worktll3awlaow4 went , ...,_ 4tlitk `"tutard b y Dr. 8ti48Y,."0n3 ''" L ' a sermon tki ) , wi lit , pt. Proverba, v„ 00, 31, and :F 3 V. , 00 I t 4w . 41.slogss I lusi,lA lift,''' .. a 661 d A 741 AL IV E 14( s ati • PLYMOUTH, OCT. 26.--Arrived the Fe/ ix SCI4OOI.:*, Lieutenant litcrtAnD Bourao: Commander, from a Cruise cif the Coast of Sliain, %%there she was ran foul of some days since by the Co/pays sired Armed Brig ; the latter arrived here on Wednesday last, much damaged r the Felix has also received con siderable damage in her hull, and is come into Har bour to refit, having thrown all her guns over board to prevent her from sinking. Lieut. Boyar:1 fell overboard, and rein fined us the water in a most, tempestuous sea for several minutes, and when taken on board was totally insensible, and remained in that state for several hours, but by an intense application of the means recommended by the Humane Society, ho was at length happily restored. Arrived the Acacia and Iris Frigates from a Cruize to the Westward ; the latter has captured a Spanish Privateer of 16 guns, and re-taken two or three Vessels which the Privateer had captured. Arrived also the Powerful, of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet; and the Swedish Galliat Maria elzarto:4:, Capt. Lour, from St. Ualoes„ bound to Gotten burgh, in distress, having sprung a leak at y..a, and thrown her ballast overboard. Sailed the Caroline hired 4.rtned Brig, Lieutenant DARBY, with Dispatches for the Channel Fleet. The Dart Privateer has recaptured the Minerva, and another Vessel, name unknown, both from the West Indies. Arrived the Mountaineer, Stir t.sTeN, from ?Ante; and the industry, Roamort, from New York. PdRT3MO6TrI. OCT. 27.—Arrived the Champion Frigate, Capt. BitordrAY, .from a Cruizc o;f Havre. She to brought in with her the John Cutter, of Hastings, Web with 1000 out-sized casks of spirits; she is a new Vessel of 120 tons borthen. Arrived ah,o the Ofeteor" Bomb, Capt. JAMAS, awl tin- Speed well Gnu-brig, Lieut. notititTioN, from 1 Cruize. Put back the Illeon Sloop of War, and die Fury Bomb. Arrived today the Vrawtheft:rind Satannala, linNoßtqs., from -, bound to Flushing, laden with salt, detained by thy Di:finder Can-brig, Tint. Noes; 1459 the Young Elio, Rion LI:, from Phida delehia, hound to Amsterdam, with sugar, coiree, detained by the Saracen Sloop of War, Capt. Plu ; and the Aatumn, SAUTII ) from London. filed iester,:ay the Minerva Sloop of War, Hon. C and to-day the Sttpiieb; of 74 a l io, • Capt. KEATT,3, both to join Lord . NCLSON'S Fleet. Also the Faken Sloop or War, Capt. SANDFIRS, the Daring, Lieut. (Wispy, Afintier, Lieut. Nors, and the Bomb Eitrg, Capt. YELLAND, for a, Cruize ; 'also 'Little Ben, for St. Mali :cis. It is .an erroneous- statement that appeared in some of the Papers, that the Russian Squadron at thisrort, will sail on Sunday (to -day). for the whole . of the guns are taking on 'shore to the gun-whorl, far tie• purpose of having locks fitted to them, which, pperationyill take nearly a month to complete. Sitisatoss, OCT. Bonetta Sloop of War, with the Baltic Trade under convoy, got `Under weigh last night with a very light air of wind hC S.W."but - dWing to the calmness of the weather, and the.wind shifting, round to the Eastward, they , were obliged to bring.tongain, and,they are now about four or five miles . below the Nom. A Con voy is apiwinted for Tonningcn, for Thursday the 31 st inst. ; any Vessels bound to 'the Elbe or Weer are to put thetruelves under its protection. FALmourn, OCT. 6.-- qUal the violent storms that have blown in the preient week, we have rea son to fear that much damage has been done at sea. The May Rower, of Bode, Capt. MOYSR, with a cargo of oats, for Truro, ran on shore in the Mount's Bay; but has•since got into Penaance Pier, and, with the greatest part of the sago, is saved. Tho Ship gagdaiette, of Greenock, front the West Indies, which had been taken by a Spanish Privateer, auf re-taken by the Iris Frigate at the eutranee oflioardcaux, is arrived at PenAance, so leaky that it is supposed her cargo must be taken out. -• The' Schooner Friends ' Andeavour, cox, of Sel by, witlt malt and Imps for the 'nitro Porter Breweryi Mistaking Geriatia Bay for Falmouth Harbour, i n the dark night of Sunday last, got , so 4e,514 embayed there, that she was obliged to 'b r ing up on the verge of the breakers, and, by cutting 'away her mots, has been enabled to ride it ou t- this, far with little darvmse. Shi was still there yt.'stfrday atletnOttn. GR-14101000C~r 2 S.'"'"It Brig, tapposed to be ti* Mari/ OiXITX z, , from Grenada, has come to at the 'roll of the Bank. The Aurora, TuoNtsnts, from Jainitica, is rot under testraint'ot quarantine. Th e Weanor, FRAS I.; for .Port GbsgOvr, has LT. „.-: L) ,l, C 41.4. 'w itb -G411er:11 DON and Suite (>ll. lioar,f, put bad; by iiiiiitary to tlzo Do tins, Lind the per last, ond a larje Fleet of `l.'ronsports ) with Troups on board, detaibed by contrary winds. - DISTRIBUTION OF PRI4C-AIONEY. To the Oiriecrs atati Compartica of ti. M S. , Minetaur, Phonon, and' Entr...prcnatite, for the. !+la : tona n e t Gritzie, captured 3.1• Mtirch, • Oho. an Thursday nest, No. 14, Cletpent's..lun ; or , everyday afterwards ar the To the ()Ulcers and Company of EL M. .S. 1. el) kheid, fur the netenciln bt the Dutch Ship Tsve Vricmtrn, the 24th May i. iitoj Raisortable, - Amciia, nfld 14,1 a, in company): on Friday next, at- Mr, Marsh's 0 iti,:•e t (kisport ; or•eyery Wednesday and Satutday afterwards at the-Lime One. The sailing, of the Convoy from 14th Roads for Cuxhaven, advertised Tut this day, is po4tponed until the - Ist of next :limit. Putteelars of the Fleet from Jamaica, 30th July, under convoy of His Niajesty's Ships Pwpiard and P api (Fon : • Thirty-six for London --.15 for Liverpool -7 for Bristol for NOWeastie •—• 3 for Leith-,a for Whitehaven— e for -Groenock-4 for Glasgow— Total 72. • Of the London Ship:ione loat and one burnt—one tiverpf,ol Ship burnt—oneL ith ditto ditto.—They were burnt on account of b eing leaky.--Si=ity-eighr arrived. Particulars of the Fict , t from Tortola, 3 Ist July, 1805, under convoy of H. M. S. Illuctrious, Prose lyte, 11:yrents, and Barbadge.s., viz. One hundred and twenty-once for London-39 for Liverpool—' for 4 , 401-23 for Glasgow -3 for Greenock r for Curl 14 for Dublin 1 for Portsrnouth.—Total 230 sail. Of the London Ships three thundered—two taken missing. —One Greenock Ship taken and re taken.—One Glasgow ditto ditto.; . athl two for that Port tuksing. One I)ahlin Sialp taken .and taken.-2 14 .arriv.ed. The misshqc Ships of the 'Leeward Island elect are as fallow, viz. l'er.feuerance, C.:oßTrs; from Decaerara, ,Priacess Ktwo, from . t..:aricialm - s i;rctitvrs,. Goiiiinch, -, from Toba'so baver; from St. Kitt's itiinerea...l).‘ viola Nr, - from Mont serrat for Lontizo Mary" Nt;io; i ii•orri Gronada 4,'liristopher, from Si. Kit tl I tii asv. Yesterday a Cabi.nerColincil was held at Lorkl Niulgrave'ti (dice. Mr. -Prri; Lard P.arl CAmmx, Lard CAsal,raa..,(4ll, Wercl pp!- . . 4 The Duke of C.A.MOVIDCE Sattn•day, on 3 ViSit> to 411:1i4 MAO I . 3t ribeDuke of etY ‘v.,.) entcrtaillea ye.;tercl3r a :,elea party of ilientti dimper, at hi s ia wso Kew. ' The of NV 3.1.1: - ; TrfEIR 4NI:t.TES THIS and thc . Thv Do Ku: oL Youx Jeff tow', on tiatur‘l3y attlands. 'the KING 11115 made a grant of the pavilions In Hampton Park to the lit.uoi of KrN-r; and WltArr luta received iiiio.44,4oty's evturizandv to improve end decorate thrzli, tor his P.oyal kliglmeAs's reception. Craubourne Lodge, iu Windsor Park, is repairing aid be3atifying, by ordk..r of ,Hti IVIAJRIIT moder the direaion of M. WrATT,' far the do Hon. Mr. Viz.tacts, who has the princ;p3l bti• perintenaatiCe of lIIS ,NIAIRSTT'S farmi. On 'Merv. tat three Companie4 oeßiflemen (95th Regiment), and coo of the North-V03.1t Ririe Chris, marched into Southampton. The former,are to,reinain there until further orders, and the latter were on their route to Gosport. The South „Devon Militia marched from Bristol last week to Liverpool ; and the West Middlesex have arriv e d there. On Tuesday the first Division of the Dorset Mi. htia marched ink) Weymouth, for winter quarters. Ott ,Ssturday tlli S.Qoud Royal Tower Hamlets, and the Royal We:,t London Regiment 3 of Militia, were brigaded on ilutictleu Hill, Utlder the command of General the Fart of BANBURY. The Royal Colnish Miners, Col, Lit to march ed on Thursday troin Chatham -Ibr Dover, The Denbigh Nlilitia,,encatuped on ch athain Lines, are to strike their tents, and to re-occupy the 4-trracks qiiikted by the former. Toeiday the Worcecter,bite Afilitia broke up their 'camp, near, Plymptoll, Invp•iratOry to their going. into winter quarter 4 at Em..ter. - A prison -.on a tier) , extensive - scale i 3 to be inutediately near Torr-RoyaL on Dartnioof, chow sit miles from Tavistock... The prison and 'its courtlages, within the bonndary occupy 15 acres of ground., and contain' 400apriSOWN bir war: This will be the fatiire grand.. de,pAt of: prisoners front all the ports oFeorn wall and Dfc,zon. Gtn. Mtontx-sow, who commands' the 2d'diVision oldie -Russian Army, k the . ollicer w hy, con,i tictc d the war against gwciicti in 17Fo. -..k,v7rwiow.„ who leads the first division, is a matt of iininite bravery, anive, vigilant, and euterpiishig. lje beat the Turks:and Tartftrs at Babada with an hikior force ; and at the close of that war W;ls i vi!r. Arnbaisadt4 to Constantinople; He has ever t.:itertained the most deternt,ned hatrecf.tottkarcli the' Frei Gen. whOconimaiith thr Itiassian troops in Hanover, served . with considerable- slecesa and talent apinst th e tartars,, and is esteemed a bravo and active Officer. . • • Saturday Mr. King, an nptkian, iludertool : -.; for a wager of 40 guinik, to mires n tour tionrs. Re started from the four-iiiile-:tore, at filiminer smith, at see o'clock, and went the first scrim miles Within the Lour, at mourned to tlie p 1 it from whence he started, without Sloppihg, i 7 mi nutes within the tinie allowed. , Several perso.us ac companied him on. IlorseWalc. S PUrliriNS "WS been rterring her NY)C3I abi lities at Liverpool before fasbionanie and overflowing audiences, and next 131004,11 proceeds to fulfil her in g geatents at the Manchester Theatre. *Count. NVoaortzopr, who is making a tour of the North-wc4t Provinces, on NVeilticsday pig,ht bo notuul thetiverpool Theatre with hi; ; his, Excellency, was to repeat his nit as 'ritiny, when Miss fvfoola was to play 4N - orml, for her B2netit M rs . rviu nift , th e mota l or of ,tais C:11.4 Wal to p.n. .11.1il;,111, . Every mortrnent at thk place is tiow of the Two thotwtllst fine fellows embarked at Ilamigtite on Friday. in high spirits, ittdv,::ore enthusiasti ca lly by the speEtalors. Yo;terday tie4th, or King's Own,. marched to this 'place from 41,tai, to emt ark. it i; l v,:ry fine Regi ment. On Friday; at D;411, souse words arose at a billiard table between a C:ipLiin of the C;aaicis (as report saysj- and a faletiteDan,t i of Maril.• es. in which the latter was defeated ; but other latitlit4i97 Wag desired, .and the Parties met yesterday morning. is said that the parties tired thre Lieutenant was woUtided hi the breast, and the pased into. the artri, The Margate Theatre elostid on Wed.ne'sdariwhen the theatrical c(4 - p.; marched otit to winter quarters. They (yent of hi different di7isio . r.7, bOt the main bOdk is to go upon the DJal station, under, tilt; coai rnanci of WiLmOT WELLS, an able veteran. DULLEV, Ocr. Lora CATHCART, our pre'sent C)nrnander of the Forces Ireland,. it is said, takes his dephrture for 14)011M -this day, acid fretin thmce, his Lordship is to proceed to . Russia, -whither his. Lordship is re ported to have received nu 'important appointment, as well civil as in the absence of Lord CATHCART, the comm Ind of the Pore of this li*„ingdorn will he exercised, we believe, by C4.:tt. FLOYD, pro temp9re, until Ills Lovi ship's succe s sor is app o i nte d, w h o h as been spoken of by some to bc His Highness the now Diike, late PRINC2 WILLIAM Of GLoucTsrmß., I,6Vii IN A Fnut-rown.-74 very ludicrous occur pence took place a few days since, hi the neighbour hood of Blackhe a th • young' ' , Ladies, the daughters of very wealthy Gentlemen, have ueen accustomed for several months past to take their evening's walk together on the side of the fleath, and of late have, been frequently,. accosted by two sparks. who have purposely crossed theft i& their promenade, and endeavoured,' by the aid" of a Veryjadiendle.czArior, and many • obliging civi to recommend thenwelves to their notice. En ,. ckurag - ed by a polite . receptiOu, they were induced about a week since, I4):111414Ct an open.declaration of their tiffe&inn, and to Ottlmt they - might be per witted to break the afiltit . to the Ladies' friends, Already tired of their indpid persecution, and with • a'i)iew tOpnni , 4l, their vanity, the Ladies seemingly. assented to the proposal, and one evening last'week was., appointed tbr the wished-for. interview. As ' it Waal be near eight o'clock before the puties 'woad arrive from towe r " that tithe was'lixed,' the Ladies Were to meat them at the end .ittf the plettstre gronn4,_the. night .lx ittg . mtxmlight, and were to .introduce them to their parents. The Countin,i7.- house Pops were Transported with their • good fortune, ,and .having dressed themselves for the' 1 cocitsion,:iepaired to . the spot, preciseiy to the nio mem hued 110011, rereembring, th- - :t he Who can break. his premise to his , mi even in the sixtieth yert Of a trtieute, may have iove riving hi s; ir*lgiaatiun, butitcarneverhaveenter e d his heart. After waiting a shun time, a servant in livery Caine r=aging to them, and having inquired their mite, t el.I Omni that his young mistress was fearful of the damps, b•-at wa waiting at some distance with ht:i fri,:nd, adding, that, if the Gentlemen woufd, surfer thernselves.to ocilindlirnied. he 'Would condu& them tit the Ladies' presence.---'s ,Miiptii.ildtd!" cittimed the FUP.r, Wholo. !].a'd's the ttece4- . sity for that 2" Such are rtty orders ) " replied the servant, " and if you are not to conform to 'them, I Atlall t0:0 " WOI well," re joined the former ) , " only bring us itt safety to the Ladies,' and their orders, extraordinary at they seam, shalt be complied with." • The Fops then tied th..ir hatidkerchietit over their eyes, and pro- Ceeded into the pleasure , ground with the servant, but had . not gone,far before they suddenly stepped up to their middle in kfisit-pond. At the same'in stant a loud latish was heard, and before they could leictricate themselves ) , and. pull the bandage front their eyes, the faithless guide had decamped, and no traces of kis- kilt 'could be perdeived. Their love wat by this time . , sufficiently cook:4 and they began to see the trick, that had been played them, au that having bitterly inveighed against , the whole set, and vowed 'revenge against the authors of their mischance, they repaired •to a public-honie itt the neighbourho o d Of Lewisham, Where' they ob tained a change of eloathi tig, and endeavoured. to con soiee,w.h.other tbr the loss of - wealth . ,aml be-tiny they hadhopedtonoksess. Thiscimumstance luta occasion ed a great, deal of mirth among the friends of the par ties, und:the young lioune Minters have confined theinselVes to their counting-house's in the Boranglit ever since. „ Sr 'S.LPNEY Smri we . nnderabind, .has given ordtiri 6r 'ereding a ..erintinkpress on board his bEiv . the Antelope, now iyung in - Dover 'toads. LT, OCT. 23. gNi ITU FIELD MARX. The Alarket of this day had a very large supply of di&rent kinds of Cattle ; prime Beef and Mutton 11111 Y niaillOin List price 4 ; Veal and Pork is, rather cheapei ; wtlic trade h geateral.mts very good, Tip , Hay-rnarkd w,IS %%4,11 attended, and tho hosthe,“ dime was VOlLiiderable ; Clover is still getting to ill price ; Hay and Straw continue trumit asper The follo.v mg 43 a cone s I of the I'rit,l-.3 auti Ntuntwrs - • To sink the OJAI ler :stone a Sib, fled 4s. al. to 48. oci.---iviottort 4v. Lvd. to iv, tocl.---VM 4% to ss., a. --bark 4s. od, to sv. 3 , 0._-!sheep 17,546 , --CAN:S2O. , -Piev 4,3. S LP. IiATKARitiZt. Hay 21. ASS. to 41. 4v.—Clover4l. OS. to 61, 08.—Stt.4v.t t6s. to :1, os. Colt Yctta, rroa, utp. 98-The arrivaig o f Wilk , 4 to-day are in roletable quantity, and a good demand ;-_,prime samples are ready sale at rather bet ter prices flarley'and Malt are at a stnall advance in prim ; Pease, with Beans of both sorts,, et sjnall variation ; there are very few tirrivals.off..)ata ; olsood quality am natned,rather dearer • .Flour • ports it, prices. , Wuqat dos &3$ et 7$ oti !eine ditto jN E 51; catt Ryc , J;fi Wiley - 33 , s9t; acf Malt •, • 7 4 a . Vi V. Rite szs , a I . Be 117 $ .. 441 sv oil Tick lit Ans 3Z,z 4 45* r;t l () ars 2is a 3,w, a 34> opt; l'oiand do. a ci 3 .. as 5 , 1 i Rapt. Seed - - i - 431 1 1 inn lintyr1 intyr r . .. _