The Sun. — London, England, 1805-08-05 00:00:00

Jewi , ll Nation. This step tillieteil th successively w i thdrew , to their liarricks e who . The corpses, in the streets, were burnt amidst the a. J cclamations ()lan immens e eroind, and the surviv nig ews were se nt off in an Imperial Vessel on the . IQtlh., The loss to the Jewish Nation in old and jew is incalcul a bl e. g els MAILS. . AtNivßb—t Dublin. i t Waterf or d, Du Z-3 I tairtburgh, 3 Gottru'ourgh, I Dublin, t 'Waterton!. PRICE OF STOCKS v onsols . T 117 i n‘tiYi.tieTti Tkvii. V E5;,...'0.. i 1 t LO 0 _ ^..,., • ," i O 'CLOCK . - 4*...,. 5 . A nn . ' 4 TFI C SUN. intik QOl4 DICER& rALSUM AUDEAT ? L'o N D 0 • . mtri)tkv, Auous T -5,. 1504., tiItniraItDLOAICIIES were. this' Mornin g received at the Y, from Sir Roatßi 'CALDER, brought by kita, or t i t) guns,. which arrived at °: S ilrdaY la s t Plymouth . The Aloha left Sir ROBERT off. ' l 'Ni on the 3 tst nit: The- Combined 'Fleets had . h t git is ,f, to 1.7.4r0l .Or Co runna , t h ere can, ' t'a doubt; therefore, that they shaped their ' ll l 'either fox Cadiz err' ' the Streightk: We - 14t therefo re ; still . I )9pe. to: 11ear of another jos, because:there is :e3;ery.reason to- believe th a t f i ' 4)r d '4ttsoti was off CaP the C o e Sr: Vincent , long be , • .. , 're mbined Fleet c.tniltl arrive there. At all • tl ttl, if they attempt, to run into. Cadiz, they Tl ' lin with Admiral CoLilicowooii• We are, ttlabl, e f r Ott the information We lalie; to speak ' tith flif , - "J uegree of c:.•rtainty as to the niotives ~ iiiieb k id ih . , . , tleed the British Admiral . not, to renew L,, t ° ll With the Enemy, but wi - have no I'vtb‘g that 'hc wit!. give a satisfaetory explanation t P4 the 'tibieEt. It is Well known that there is a rt4u)tiide'able I' known Force in Ferrol,. besides . se- It - 4, 81 , 4 s hiPs. and it is ptobable that a:know . flue or that fail might have, in a great degree, tic etletitheoperations of Admiral CALDER. Upon :- i:hdole, tilthough " our. hopes • halt not been ' it : t° Their' frill extent, yet' we consider. have a .ronurable eitetinistance that the. Enemy :i,..iit,itioat tz4tertoiiignto Ferrol, heeanse there still re- Probability- 'that they ..IflaY yet intereePted hf. t h e y • P ort. 'lt is Ilth tt si. , ore get into 7 i,,, 'War, that rio aceonnt ' have.heeil received '-'ll4td, - .. • s ' 41%bi 4 LLSON ; hilt it IS to he reeolleded,that his hii,Pl l'acilitotiall the Frigates tl iatwere attached .:. t;rwitit:iti,alltl, eonse.quently had . no vessel to'se . nd t. e "° lll lt of his arrival Off Cape St. Vni tlett:a:,)f t . h e 1.3 4 of his arrival them we think ("k r Lt ut ' n" doribt. cr I "rt of bl,„t„ti.°4' Itaktsgate announces the arrival I 'tar,k, t ',', " 40 - 1 5 Inely captured on the Coast of iit It a . t . i . ' 1 the accounts lately Irt'irki4j.l:lllcinitl(nl',, tti:latet tPlireencl.nh7Ct-oaa6st)! v' :11- d;reeincPeatiVhrileetdir9l°l7s4ll- concur ' . ntident expeetkition-Tirevails the,. 16' larld'inaltt a ' CQ t ketli iite elll Pt of 'invading ibis COlAntrY w 111: 'Y Ilie`taad,;.t N\tit --.... ~ . fl„s Nterilay -ieceived, . 1) ,„- „.,,, ..p a hprs and -bish'h th ' h ' forrit :.• * - - ' .l. tter to ter'lß iii st , ..,;,''' t° the 2 , t11 Ult. ancl tht, a Os.Yluil, , '411(.1 Alonitehr Of the 25th contains a • 4 Artl eit' . 'll,l •,t k: ' •• 1 ed ns.the• ~tlei,i i 11. , , , ~,Rcrt 1 1311 y ~,,, corsl4l . r: Ot t k i , "Y 'Of the Freneh GoVernment .to the Ikti „, kt lecl bt, ivi v- ' • TV's N6te ire 4, 11t1y •• , • 4,oV oitt , TZOVF.•••,--4 a . 1. 44 4; r0 „, 1114 " 1 a dee.p, iopression 'upon. tltt 'it4 41:4.44:mit, fi.oni the • very laboured reply, P. ' 4 l thr i ,, t ' • • .• . ~„ . ~ , N . ugnt tteeelsar to enter into. - 1A)1- , , atltnrids ft . Y . :' 1161 to i i „ , 14 t the EMPX R 0 R of Itu - sstA, has 'N be ,-,t`ete In the itrairs-of Italy' itr tit • NI . , • and. that . Nektntl conse.quence to. Russia. whatever . 444 T ; it tri`l deb Made betwepn France and . 4 4 it t ,,,H ll-4 i't hb ' . • ' tains 1 1 , 1 t liar , • •4-el:lnes and he wain ttitte b y , 11.110 t to augment her 'Territory in 4 i , stir,:ilteiong nest of any Independent State,. '"r'Y tr, Y I"4ecive that such a „Conquest is 9 4,, P . r tlenre a balanc e Of PoWer. He beasts' ,r, l of i ,,, .. ik4 "4,llll4o3tsL''' • saerittees which 'France made of :,,,,,tititibi... , last , . \v at, and of her- tnoderation hi ~ . 11 , ~:,f, Pttrt.nf: Austria Venice, Naples, Hai* 441,1,4,(4k.1411:tiwitv.ertand, lvlliCh she had c°liqueredi 411 to 4 that in tl tk s Will riot h th e event of a' future War, t t1).. 44ti 0n..... it i e dilPosed to 'aa.with so much l N'ths N ot 3 evident how:ever,from the whole ( ,jai Pk trf ,,, ~!,1 that lioNAPAtera' is apprehensive • iit,,,iti",' `-onfederacy is tbrrnod on the Cont ,- . tt:lte tz 4 'lllir'ttli!,4lrin it is of eOurse attributed to the l'h i „ l of I,: er 411 Gold, which has instigated the , , ()pe Ilti to combine for the partition of: f' , t it . . qr,,,••►ile , 03, 0 . . k l4l tri t 11:4L(f reasoning which the French.. i r , ' il,,,ttkitelliployeri lii answe r to the Russian 1 , 14 . Ili c t°r ''' t tIP°II kb, 'atutot uppose that it will have ii,,,,,:' n ot It _ (.• Continental Powers ;it is noon ' (114 '''" a 'if lb, tray „ cur.llents, . that he relies ; and . lie 1 - tt tit t4 ,. ', Lna t h e ~ , , •• lt 4,Y la t f , m ili dissolve any Confedera .,. •.1„,.. Ortiled,„ . .„ ~ 1 144,, , ,' 'ati e i % ~, oars' hint. It is observable v,, k , ':44, , 1 , , '4141 about Austri-t - in this' French t, it tb , ' it It ja e,,::, 4 . . I;Akt 44, the vat :1:111. that IiONAPAnp: is con ' 41 the Confederacy against POtest appears idthe the 1'1.31.in Commissary of Commercial Itelations at Venicc,, against the arrest of certain persOns sent there by the French Government to. take plans and .sketches of the Po. They were in other words spies, whom the Austrian Government very properly ordered , to be arrested. From the manner,• however; in which this- circumstance is noticed in the Moniteur, we should not be surprized if it should-be naade a pre tence on the part of BONAPARTE for measures of hostility against Austria, - the Usurper being doubt less anxious to make an attack upon Austria, if possible, before she can be joined by the -Forces of Russia: The following article is circulated on the Conti nent as comprehending many of the complaints al !edged by Austria against the-present Ruler of the French Nation, viz. The occupation of Hanover, of the Papal States, and of the Kingdom of Naples, .as well as `the, Helvetian Republic, contrary to the Treaties of Ratisbon and Lunneville ;—the'incOrpo- . ration • of Piedmont with the French Empire ;—the Invasion of the German Empire by the seizure of the Duke . D'ENGHIzf on the Territory of the Eleaor of BAnEN ;---the seizure of several Islands on the Rhine,. according to the Treaty of Rati..)bon, belonged to the German Empire ;—the demand, or . rather threat, to occupy all the Sea Ports in Dalma tia, and in• the ci-devant Venetian States, during the present War ;—the demand or menace to occupy the catiital of the Kingdom of Naples, all its Forts and Sea atortsithe occupation of ail - the Sea Ports of the Kingdom ofEtruria ; the incorporation of Parinaand Piacenza with France, contrary to the secret arti(Jcs of • theTreatyofLuimev'dle 3—the imperious demands to the Courts f Vienna and Naples to exclude all British and s ßussian from' their respeaive harbours; the -late imperieus demand to occupy the sea-ports in the Island of Sicily; the creation of a new King dom: in Italy, contrary to the secret (Nicks of the Treaty of Lunneville 3 the incorporation of 'Ge-• nos and Lucca with the 'Reach Empire, con'. trary. to the secret articles' of the. Treaty of Ltm- Devine ; the evasive and insolent answer' given to the representations of Count Cones:an., Ambas sador from the. ENV/MGR of GiriMArry ; and the M • suiting language held by the *Chief of the French Government to all the representations of His Majesty the EMPEROR of GRRMANY and Ausrataw-i-Such is the statement of the aggressions of France, contrary to the liiith of Treaties, and in contempt of the rights and interests of other States ; and it is rather won derful that so many injurious a&s should have been tolerated at all, than - that they at length appear Likely to rouze the resentment of other Countries; But in addition to all these grievances, it is said that the Court of V ienna has actually discovered a new attempt and plot . of BowArAiere to place his Brother on the Thrones of Spain, and Portugal.' Nothing, in- . deed, can be surprising that results from the ambi , tion and artifice of the French Usurper, who is ab 4 solutelX intoxkated with pride and power. Private tetters`from Paris state, that iraniediltely after the return of BONAPARTZ, ha convened, the principal Thinkers, and dernand ed .. a Loan of three hundred Milli Ons of "Ayres (twelve millions sterling) upon the' Revepues of the yaar fifteen, or 180';', and that Couriers were sent' to Rolland. to engage , the Dutch in the same Loan.' The answer of the . Merchants was not known. The interest offered .was 7 pueent. WE ,this morning received dinerican Papers to the 30th- of June, T'ney contain no intelligence. ,whateVer. • 044Yednesday Their IVIAJPATIES .will give a grand pie at the Royal Hotel, Weymouth, under the din s ion of Mr. FITZWALTER; of London, in coniniemoration of the Birthklay of the PRINCESS AmEr.l4, Friday evening Sit EI:PAN I\IMA:4 set off from London for Weymouth. ' We understand it is for the purpose of attending a Privy Council, which, we he ti; will be held on Wednesday morning. Friday afternoon the RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR trans , a&ed businos at Lord MuLottAve's Office. On Saturday, about four o'clock, the LORD CHAN. , CELLOR visited Mr. PITT. We are happy in being enabled to' contradia the statement which appeared in some of the Papers, Of Commissioner JACKSON' having been taken in . an Excise-, gutter by the Enemy, and carried into Ca- , no inch event .having happened. On latur4ay the dispatches by the' Arorthumter. land, Britannia, and Euphrates, were finally 'closed at the East India House, and delivered to their re ipcOlve Pursers. Our Calais Squadron has driven into Calais with much damage, the 5 0 mit of Brigs and small craft which .were going, from Dunkirk to Boulogne. They are the slnne Ships which the Viktor() Bomb had driven into Dunkirk. The Renommee and Frigate' For)) Bomb has taken three French SlooPs, a Brig,: and a .11.tigger, bound for Boulogne, and carried diem into the Downs. A letter from the Windsor Code speaks 'in the warmest terms of the exerlions of the llnyal garinos in the late glion. Sir Mime l'ePniof has taken: the conimand ot - th .Diadem,-of, 6 4 guns, which will sail car Constanti nople in . -a, fiw days : 600,0001. in dollars wcro lipped gn boaid of her on Monday. Mr. IXo L 1.4 Y Is appointed Punier of the Dia4m. /4 Ali 41; .iNi. L #/ S. POR'Ii,MOOTH, • AUG. 4.---Arrived last night, ,atia put under 'quarantine at the Motheibank, : kfis Ma jesty's.. Ship ,imphifrik, together uith the folloNVii l ig Ships under COUVOir and DeedaLls Trtnis ports, from Gibral ; htgLAMD, NM/ Hope, BROOKS, EtiVilTik, SP ALTO*, .006(1 Agent, BEN*ETT, Ofil'e Branek, WRIGHT, Rebecca, CHAT-. TEN, St. Joseph, If Oriana, ELLISON, from Gibraltar; Dig Kcrlin,*, ils , uuE, from Cette and Grtstqf Adolph,.----, from 'Barcelona. , Arrived also , at St. 1 lalc...ll's the Zealous, of 74 guns, Captain 3. 0. llAany, from the Downs • Hardy . Gun-brig, and L'.Entreprenaute Cutter, each from • a Cniize ; also Babona, ikon; Cork; Neptune, Fisititt, from Chepstow; and Ju. piter, LANGFORD, from Oporto. • Arrived to day Hio Majesty's Ship Diomede, df 6o gun's, Capt. Do WMAN, from the South Sea; Arab, Capt.. MAXWELL, from Guernsey '; and Meter, THOMAS, from Waterford. , . Sailed yesterday the Dtferav, of 7' 4 guns , Captain HOPE, and iGoliath, of 7 4 guns, Capt.'B4RTON, to j o in the Channel. Fleet ; and the Sylph Sloop, Capt. GOATE, on a Cruize.—Sailed also the Prow "keth, Knoars, for Dantzie• ; Endeavour, LSE, and for Sunderland ; Supply, MACIs:Faa 1.), for Watethfd. Yesterday went out of Harbour the Mercury Fri gate, Hon. Capt. 13017 V If. 1 ; ,Sopiqe SIOQp, * aaptain . ROARTHAGEg ; and the Rose Sloop, Capt.-Cuturrs. —Went into Harbour for repairs, the Pluto, Captain JANVERM The Ca-terms; N.cith a Cnnvoy o quernsey and • Jamb have put back by curs racy: winds.. ' The remainder of the Meciiterranean and. Garai. tar Convoy are heaving in lit The Spaniards which sailed from hence a few' days go iu the -Cartels for Cornuna are reported to have put into I.`orhay in a state of inutiny, 300 of them having- gone on sh , oie at that place, and 'caused great disorder :ationg the 'inhabitants, the consequence of which.is - have ccst.'a nutn; ber of the dtpriclators . their lives, and the r(,• rnsinder to be put in confinement.—L.The .largest Cartel (the Blanche), which had on thg.t Pri-; soners; is Safe in . Portland With respetriethe farmer report, .we believe' but little credit may be attached to it. . • PLY*OtTtli, AVGV&T. 3 . .--Atrived His Nfajesiy's Ship Malin, of g 0 guns, from Sir RonEti . r . C4l.:.)rx's Fleet, which she left off Ferrol on Wednesd4, 3 ist ult. The Combhied Fieets bad Hot got. into Ferrol or Corunna, but stiPpotied to have steered for Cadiz. , ' .'hellevolutiunraireFrigate;of 4.; trUr%lß,frorn itruize, with the American Ship Fieln 1.1 n , 01 . 1304t0n, Capt.- risNA, from Norfolk, bound to Bontdeati; laden with tobacen:and cotton, detained by her ; the swedi . sli Brig ettes, Capt. B 6 NV Mt i , frOtu. Teneritfe, Sound taTonningqii;laclan with baring,. detained by the Hired Armed Ship; the Ham '..burgh Catliot Litertas, ltiden with fruit; tobacco,. .and "sugar; bound to Varel, ddtained by the. Lady FYnritiz the T. ttisli Galliot mony, JOHAN jcfr ANS Vt Ala 3 ter, from M'ar`,4 , .lilles 'and Cette, with wine, for , this.. Port ; .01,0 the fiarierptill Hired Armed Ship,. and Wolverine Sldop of War,' from Cruize and the .11:111usan- Brig El Parks°, Captain gIPITIcK, kora Barcelona tt; this Port, with brandy and wine. Sailed His . 7 .llajesfy's Ship 21'eptrtne, of ge g►ws; for the Cie:lue' Fleet. RAMSGATE, Ationst afternoon five' French ,Prites were .sent into this Harbour, one laden with oars, one French and two Etiglish built Sloop, with large shells filled, and cannon balls ; the other a I,••ety large pinnace, which has two brass' Cannons, the one in the bow, three- pounder, the other aft, a twelve -plunder, and rows with above 36, sweeps ; she struck- to a hoot with only four men on hoard ; she had twelve soldiers and two searno.n board; they CalT1:1 out of Fe amp with a Fle4 of 30 sail, all laden with Naval Stores. , • The French Officers report, that the Grar?d, Flo tilla are ready viauelled, and are waiting to embark., and that BONAPARTE Will Von follow; the Army i$ greatly increased lately, they say 40,000 men. A great bustle hom.erer is ping ‘on more thanpver, and the Plains appear full ‘itla Troops. Lord Sromea is gone in L'lnmcrialitd Frigate on a cruizo off Boulogne to reconnoitre. DEAL * AUGV3T 4.-- .S the Cana $64) of War, for Brighton ; Loadonk Packet-, AVDOIrGALL, for Philadelphia; L'Airnortai;te Frigate; 4ittilla4, Sloop of War, and several Gian-brigs, for the French Coast, , Arrived the Flailleur Sloop of War, 'anti- severil Gun-brig from , a Cruize,Uti remain in the Downs with the Ships as per last. FA/MOUTH, AUG. 2.-I)3;,ed b to the I;:ast,ward the Ameneau Ship Franklin Clpt. I)Awrs, from Bodo), with tobacco and col 'oh. - Arrived V.Estiptienne .I ( rigate tram Plymouth ; al s o lelaet of - Nr.if'tuallori from I'lyrno4tl) 'ti)r VIC Charnel Fleet ; and the //'4.:1,4t: Stoop , of War uoin Port Atoiath, to gl instrhaions to the v" , ,,4etit bound to do :Vialiterraucan. 11/ L Lig ,?..1 1 . 4 . $ ;10 C 4 ' . , . . Yeiteraayi about one o'cilltik, vibile..Eis • MAI. iaity wok; at $i3,4, the Roye I * sc!it fell hi with die West Fleet.• The CornthaUticiLef the Cotik4 , being. itifortnedla MA/pity .vat , ,, au board, ga• diredions for a Itoyal l' Bute to b.!. -WhiCii it.. • acOrdips, ly done.. Sir frARRY PURRITP NEAX,E sig-. kits. AtiiiSTY'S coM.ltliltlS, that we Com. mander should come oti bolids the t Royal trii,cht which he did, with all I.olibie . speed. His Miars; TY entered ii)tin a coniteigation with him Lir a con. siderable time. • . His Abauspi , ;the! the PP INCgSSIfi A.ucidsTA..and 54-iriklr ncled about six o'clock, after a than Charm enilzp. At seven o'clock the Ro 4 rA,L. FAmitt went to the Theatre, to see rhe 'Busy and The Padlock, The house, was extrugiely well tilled. Early this Morning the Tiuke of CAMriainor. and., PRINCESS Mary bathed. . His MAJESTY was on - horseback a -quarter before seven o'clock, accompanied by the ILE w-irbar;, and, attended by, a number of Gene ra l a:id Military Otiicers, mid Count MussTr.a, rode to when the 14th Regiment of Light D :ageoti:, an d the German Legion, had a grand oe latter Regiment prataiiied our diiciplinc, yedi the Dragoons with great satisfaaion to Iris vAiAJESTY and the Doka of YORK. HIS Ma..JESTY and the. Dunn rcturn&: to the Lodge to breakfast ; after which IBIS .I.‘l TrsTV, PRINCESRiS AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, attended 0 by , 3 Marquis of HERTYOII,A, 1;arl Ckizsrfaciagi,l9,,eouht, MoNsTER, and heieral others, took mortihig ride on horsehaOk. The Doge of Yoatt weot with his Royal 13i - others to the Ca tu p ; HER MAJRSI • and the PaiNrccssas .t.tzAsa•rn, MARY and Amp. LIA, attended by Ladies ILCITRSTER and 131FLKR1.11i, took an airing in two carriages on the Dorchester road. AUGUST 3.--Last evening between five and six o'clock, the ROYAL FAMILY we.tw in gratia.c.l.ol« cade s tive coaches, to drink I tca with the 1)U KE of cum,o,Atiri, in his !marquee,, which is pitched on Raley Poni tlhe ROYA L FAN ILY returned-from their cursiOn'betweeh -eight and nine o'clock. • :Early this morning kits . MAJL,TI rode on the Doreitester. road: • :Alter breakt`aft:Hts MAJEsI-1 went On board thy: Royal Yacht, aceorupatned bye the Pilule lissi.s Au oarsTA FArl. .01.1351;EliV111,.1),. CO,Lltit MIZSSIT-ft, GellPrajS and CA lITAV lift; !IT, COICMeIg STS W A ;TA DOL: , RV * anti Alr; • Arrivak at .1,"l note). iiit•Rotd 1-liglinesi the Duka • j,,r ,llrs, and ;11,..1 I t.,v 1)r. n'ACira, Rev Cv-lna, Gordon,' Ed warl 100, I rr.l, aucl W. AlrJ~ ills :t tine • • lloval 1-1 . 601, 411p11,,t .S.r Fred , rlcl: Edell, Col Awl Eder,, tictinited scut bilrai.,Kobinion, and mA, jeradighxr l l, And 1..a,h A Squatitorrof of -tbe hie tirm F.:aid to Lave sailed Arum Itoeheibit and..l, l otient. betlVoeo tht 1 r.1r.11 and the 17th ulv, It was m tf.).f., 1(::'1!t ! , rIA,4 t'lat the Squadron Whie.ih watc!!erißoelleiort sai'pyri to'rbthfproe Sir iCriput. cAr./0/.11 ; rtrt. Fron‘h itdOantllgt.: Ut xt departnrt.4„'"4nd pit t 7 riiee. been rtlinoived that Squrkiron, w1,,:0h was .eco by - Neutiti, : Prnt•:iian sfavrim .? ”in a 1161111(311y cleitblea to norrli.obout, i'vad enable the !,11Ixel ilcet. to t.:131110 OUt. (.)n .Alonday. 13.4 640 Si.),uti,h wiere. r moved frorn the in 1'r;,11, , ,,n0 11 th El k : l 6 ol , v into eigia ve:,:,:11, and s3IL.-.1 Corm:rm. . . .... A tatter titanl the Note .N . f, s' in, the Ga lettes of Mat cit.; fo:ICV: I>rit4hNfi inscer, who ei stated Imili.);t* euitotn, to have t') the .. )011.?ti', in terra„ demanded an order for it, insei . tion. Season of Vankholl is new fast advancing to a close, and th0tt...,;11 the %%thole, i: has beom t highly favourable to the Atalagers . , istio doubt that many thousands of the Inhabitants Q. this gg ) ,t. Aletrop4li3 have not yet poid ,l..)voirti to the Godde3s of Taste and Pleaw inost erg, viable To inple. Snell 'people t. to, re:— tolled' the. homely proverb, thlt not to be reeovered,'4lid to pi imilicdlit!.dy by so 00.1 a maxim. t 'The German Prints' and Letteriare filled with at:. 'co tints of the warlike preparations pi Austria : the Orders . for recruiting the army wet,:e issued on the Sib at. till,l ca. the 'nth, follov,ed by the nio,it p:essing injunations to clic severol Utica :; ehtrusted with this service; to advance it with the utmost energy. The new i.ievy is pofesSedly . only to cover the deficiency in the Peace :Eitaulisliment, but is Au coinprise i zo,non men. s. The 'present etTeetive force is stateti at 473„000 re p . . . , The Iteleigli (America) raper c•f Zilay 31, Rlyi o " A treniendous hurricane and made co7l- • , sdderable ravages in Citatliain, Granville, and lin, uu SUildtl)r klr i2t4 itlSt. 1 1 › + 1ey.:11114-11.usel awl crops of wheat i" and grave,y addA, A y OUlAg'Lady of Franklin was taken v p ty the wind, and los 7/0i itnee leen heard' of I " SMITHFIELD.MARKET, Ave. ; w . This day's M a rket as well supplied with different kinds of ciittle. Oheqp and Lambs were in abUnci nce, and the prices somewhat reduced.--The prices and number are correctly given as under: sifik the otrai per none of Sib. Lk:el 49, tq Y 6d.—MutrA 3s, w. to 49.--Ve3l ss. to 65.-. Lamb to 55.--York 4. 10 4s. bCt. Dea3 h 3 47 0 Veb 31,7 - Sheep cid Lalit itty 21,i11f tic ; 4l •SI iv. „-V • t 'AL tol.- t:`,.oitti3l, to ci. 58. L 4F - r, ...4{,4lpt, o,,,t;(otrsT .--.411e 41TTIYAS of Wheat ;iii il 44y . it:ro'noL rit‘nierpus, i.ltit - the supply of Foreip ou 'hailil 1,..., 3,1 . ..0101UL-1 . 44 3 flue sAmpiei full 1S hip, litiii.rqualitits arty ' a tratO lower. We have but miti(iiiugfiupp'‘ifrih of kiarlef, Tvidit, of Beiirls .;rid Pease, the sule4 of ,wliich vaiy but little ; there, , rt.t large arrivals of 0..1t5, Nv114.11 (-irises a '.1,..‘1Ltet,0,1 oi; is. iud i,•.s.ter quarter ; New Rye Seed l', z.ari%,.11 in consici, raaki quantitios, aid sates are at a rzat l tc- „. ti 9:, tittoetl a per currency. ; Flour at 11(.;•:tly lati 1; t..:+ price, ,v(r(,l oa, 4 71ii :1 1.55 ad 1 Le'l , S - 47:i a 54 ,1 IA Fine OW . - togs a ii,i; ~- . 11.i.), Tit. 0313 .44, A 4C”, ki.l it . X 6^. t .. . 4 4 524 riti (I 3.6 .11.1 , a "I' : , a 35 4 v a 13 It ly . -, 4ii a .o's CA I reiiiffil .1,. ..5 .- 7, •:t :344' IA Aid?, ...' ... ' flu. d . 465 cfki 1t .1 P.; I, , 11 ..v - I , i . }ii ;\ 1 ,;i ,, 1 b i...a/Ae t SW .),) ! 36 , 1 tit, i I , itr - Si', , , o,s : d ‘.;rey ditti4 .., 4IA it 47te 041 St:L. )1 , 1. ' . ~...a 4 ~, , S ;:,1