The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-08 00:00:00

AIAILS. ARRIVED—I Prance, 1 Gottenburgb, 4 Hautburgb, 1 Hql• laud, e Guernsey and .lerse3t, 2 Dublin, 2 Waterford.' Doe—t France, 1 Lisbon, 1 Holland, 1 Littiaburghb kpA• tenburgh, • • ' PRICE 01 TIIIS DAY AT r F STOCKS o'cLock. Bank L. Ann, Y 5 ICtik India Bonds, 5s pr. 1 Esehey. 3s. 55.• pr. Oinnium, 141 15 Ditto fur Payment, Cons. for Opening, 61ii ihnk Stock, --- 3 pet' Cent. Red. 6014 3 per Cent. Con's. .ex. div. 4 per Cents. 74i j 5 per Ct. Navy Ann. 89ii div. r 'i:~ COURSE OF EXCHANGE Fltt DAY, J. 5. , $ Amsterdam Ditto, ~•it. Sight " 1 • • . S 6 . • 8 • Aninterdain It 7 C. F. Ditto, at Sight Rotterdam ll 8 2 Us. . . . Antwerp4l 10Ex.Mottey Hantlittrgli ..A.H.. ..... • 34i:own .6 .. .. ' ~ 34 5 , 'in ., ' Paris, 1 pay's Date , .94 10 .08.-•••, Ditto ' Boni Beaux, ditto , 24 30 • . • Ft mil, fort on the Maitt . ; Madrid V ,. .. . 36 Ellective ' Cadiz • Pareelona .... SS Effective b V ilhuaSei . St. Scbastian's . " ' 86 . Commie • • • • 'Gibraltar ' .32 Leghorn 49 • Cow? .. 4641---Veniee Naha 49---Naplas 4l Palermo ,,, „ , 118 per Oz.; . I.isbon 69i • _ . Oporto -, ......„, - Ili() •Inneiro. XlsOlia .. .... 14. Cork. —.... 16 per Cent. • -Agin► of the Bank on Holland. • • • 12 . Ptiirtn4al Gold, in Coin 1.4 '2 0 per Oz. Vorvign Gold, iu Bars., * *Nttiel.)oo3l6olli.... .. .. Ifew Milan ..... ...... 0 a 3 Sri's* —Average Price of Brown or 141/iscor;ulo Sugar, pomputed from the Returns made in the week ehchng the alt slay of skanuary, 1316, is 6Us. 1 lid. per cwt. • PHIGH WATER ,t 1 LONDON BRIDGE TO;MORRtI)y. morning, 2pwin utesaft.t i 2: I Ereniug, 43113,41 in.. Astgo.l 2. 'Cit4l4: SUN. Et/LE:4 u 111 3 UIt.F.xF frALluar AUDEAT LON DON, AtodvDdY; J4NaiR Y 8, me. The first day's ile s ilite'oli the ilunie+ty baw in the Cuatabet of Deputies is contained in the Faris rapers of li r ednesday, translated into, -our, preceding c &Mins. The majority of the Chain. het' are decidvilL, '3a favonr of the ittukend ment;,, which exclude from the loyal P4tltin many persons who were not oomprehetidva in the Ordinatice,of the 24th of July. In our. ()pi t ion the Representatives of the People arc in principle' clearly right.._ The punishment of three 4)r four infamous Rebels out of the masl . that have bathed Franee in blood was a mockery.,Ol justice; rather than an expiation of guilt —an encourage- . *Pitt rather than an example to their accomplices, only objections that we tan rtml to the mea sure are twofold ;---first, the ftilemma in which it places the Sovereign;. by ,forcing bitri to exceed the vengeance of his own . 1 3 rochimation ; secondly, the lapse of time which boa taken place, so as to give that whinli Would have been mercy in the heat of theitruggle, theappearanceof delibe rite vindictivenestin the hour of security andealm. • To the first of these objections it may 'be re bled, that there is no wrong thine to a Xing by ,bring ing hint to accede to the 'wishes of his:l,llbl, jests, and adopt a course which they to be necessary for their. 'Safety ; that the ;resumption anti coniluct of the factious since the ead..of July call for new severities; and that neither France'; nor Etirope can hope to: iron- . ty unless t Incetoliaries'are more riguiously eleali with. To the second it may be , urged, that the state of the country, the bush - Ills, of the stegeciations, and' -other. obvious cuttibral. futitiO filir excuse for the inability to take tilt • this important subject till the present titairi but that delay is no plea for impunity to otims`k atiij as the laws of justice ars immutable, So ought her stroke to be eertoin.. These are Hie chief points for ennsidcratiou hat een Louis XVIII. anti his Miniitors, UUd the.. Majority of the Climber. On the decision of tlita Question much of The fate or Franca must get vainly depends. lgoiiday, with two days' store of news.; '!"e'l4, 1 .' father a day of selection than of original comp -, sition with us, we have only to refer our Itektdors to die, contents of EU mbarglr, German, at►d Dula Papers, which are not of great imputtance. , . Two (Limburg]; Mails arrived kit night, bring ing papers, which contain, amongst other articles, tt cdpy of . the Litters'-Patent of his Royal High- ness the PAINCE.REGUNT, for taking posseisiod, l: and assuming the Government of the Principality of Last Friezlunti t . &c. Ceded by'Prussia to tills -r Country. Qiunt Its . tun NI Rao acted as his Royal, klighttess's Commissioiter upon the occasion. A Dutch Mail also arrived last night. 'than .--.lsatige Minister of the Netherlands has: pranged ti , i 3 Budget, , by which 'it eppears, that the c:: I,pettcs;s of the States forthe year 1816 ate citi- J ' tat td,tat, igi. ~millions (florins). The proposa4l r iV 'Ti iintOlcaps, comprisini(such 0 cotutiunitef. the lipid of ottr Assessed taxes, ?teise Past-Ofilee, -Lotteries, &c. am: 751 millions. The 4pocioca schooner; which has reachectthe 'Havanna from the coast . of .Africa, of 297 slaves, is valrted'with her lading tit 50,9001. on account of 'the high price of hutoan fiesh..nu der the present ditlicultits attending the impor.:: tation: All the efforts of the Government to pre vent the interconrie di Cuba with foreigners have been ineffectual." Gorid God ! three lnlndred human beingi sacrificed on the shrine of Moloch for about a I ulidre t t and seventy pounds •cach ! For every,shil. ling 'of this horrid sum, a .tie of kindred, art affcctiiin of the heart, a sacred principle brokers forever ! All th . at is clear to man outraged ; alt that is due to his Maker despised. It is dreadful to think with how much lical tictivity this hellish traffic is still carried on. • , The Carlisle Patriot of Saturday contains lona details of the (Waage done by floods over the whole of the North of England and Swab of Scotland. The 'rivers Ca'dew, &len, Peterill, Line, Irthing., 84c: &c, have overflown or bt:it their banks. '.l'vo or three benighted travellers, have lost their lives, soma Cattle have been Swept a Way and tt-wined, wittily districts intintlaty,l, and in many places the inhabitan4 of boosts near ~ the .vraters compelled . to save themselves by taking refuge in the upper • apartments, while those below 'were completely flooded. Tile Becretaiies of the: Protestant Society have polliisitefl an Apology for the Suppression of the llu4:e of WELLINGTON'S 'Letter. it &hall appear in Ilia to-inori ow. 'Eux Ett , :st's 1.1.E4t,Tii.-1 consegnenee of the QuERN'b Arrangement to go to Brighton un Sa t urilly, and that day.being. the appointed time for the assembling of her najesty'l Collll'6o, (ii reetetiby the Regency Act for iiigniting into the state uf the K ING's health, the Qu Ceti was pleased to command the assemblage of the inenthers on . Friday . instead of Saturday. .Th'ey met accord inglyon the former (farm halfliast twelve o'Ouelc, in Vifindsoc code., Atter having examined - the physicians in attendance on his Majesty, the /„11„,ri:ig bulletin was agreed upon, and exhibited yesterday at St. Juntes's,Valace " WIND! OR CAsTi.t, JAY. 5. MAJEOTY bus enjoyed good' bodily bealtb, and' bus been generally tranquil during the last 'month but his ki-A -.IE4TY!S ditiorder•is not Anted. " H. TIALFORD, " M. MILLIE, 64 W. 1 - IF.ItEItIIEN, 4 , .1. WILLIS." NIL WILLIS, • The ihquirers were more !numerous than they have been rot some time. On Saturdarmornin g , soon after nine o'clock, her MAJ'ESiY, Pt incesses El.t4klgBTH and I .ll.‘nr, and Ptincess Cnitat.orrz at WaLtts left iirindsor Castle for Brighton, and at a quarter past four in the afternoon, the Royal Party reached, the Pa vilion. 11 Grace the Dttkeiii WeLLINGTON is not xpeeteil 1(1 arrive at the Paviliol'i before the 14tH of this • . • • , _ ~... . . , Ou Frithly evening, her .Ma.reSTY had a select party At' WiA(biot Castle, to . tneet th . e Princess •,,QuAnt.otrs of %VALE§ for thu first time since her return frrnti IVeymouttr,. wilco her Royal Higlt - ness gratified tlient with ea concettn on, the grand. 011nd-forte. . , . . ___ • . YesteritAy the Princess CHAALdiTTP. of conipleted her 20th year, which will be celebrated this (lay at Brighton. Yesterday morWng, at the early hour ttf eiglir o'clock, service di performed at the Chapel Waal, .St. '.1a1.14 Pa!, re..ainl a sermon preach ed by the ite'e. A ,-rlti.)Ni- liAlitiLTON, at. which the 'Bishop of Lorzo4 IN ‘‘ as present . . After n;ltich pia Limlthip . ordained 4.5 Priests and . Deacons.. The intendvd departore of Lord Mtn nits find ,suite.. Otis week, for Chins, postponed till the 120111 instant. The Aleeste, CAW', MURRAY Alsmest.t, is cons plate lumen, mil 'is fitting with all possible dis patch for the reception of the Ent itsosy '<Hampshire Chronicle.) The Hon. ClLUtiaiß BISOT, his nliesirs, tlister to the United St:o4.s, is expected at Ports mouth this tiny, to go out its'the Niger, Camara iAc%pishN, to America, , Sir J. Yao' had a long conference with the 1304141 of Admiralty on Friday. .I:lie)!bench Funds •were on the 2d itist: at 601. Au .aeitotott was 'circulated at Paris, of un at tempt hovincbeen 'mode to assassinate the Duke d'AN 4 Othatase r by disch a rgi ng a mus k et at h i m upon his entrance into Toulouse, which gritzeil his cheek. It is however stated that thil account is wholly ttntOunded. . • . Fouctia's diStlliSSal and exile appear to be cer tain.' &iron IklawrAtAtanseri.r,. the Seetetury ti) the French .Embassy here, is la : succeed him as ii.avoyto the Court of Dresden. awkward affair occurred a. few days hack on the Boulevards at Pads, where Marshal Vitrrnfi was walking, when Lieut. TuotionToN, of the naglish Guards, passing him quickly,. urvinteu tibnally 'struck the Marshal on theelbow. T. immediately apologised, but the 4larolial abused him grossly, and increased .his abase in proportion ti Lieut. Vs excuses, when the latter said, :" I know Rot who you are, h'ut. 1 am a s `British Officer, and walnut broo!c hitch gross and indecent language, without resenting , I there fore adviie you to, desist." Thv Marshal went on as before, and t,*o.Lieutenauti knocked 1, itn clown by blow op the cisest , . The Lieutenant was taken to thil.Prefecture. The t‘farahal wrote :to iple Duke` of ,wit riwywr , a Court of inquiry was bald, 'cind the Lieutenant was slightly re priwande,l, urtcl t,414. t e ci . be more circiunsrlot itt t, U E it V. ON tHE RECOIt ELOPEMENT OF ULEISEATED SINGER. A Jrue . risywil in Cetus. ,Con. see; I:o ! fate is such. 2'l is chili of:tonsi9 only wrong. - Ju loving Riga t 0 • A CItOTCHET: lo vie DUKE *ELLA >.lO/FON. IA NOVP.R, DEC. 25.-0-The tobacco.pipt tnAcie hag's witli extrilohdittary ingenhity, stud in the itiost fitlitked style, by a Saxim artist, and desigoed hs a p're'scitt co his Grace the Duke pf Wellinktolt, been rent to a inercantiet 'ouse.here; to be forliardest. There a're 'carved upon it represerktatiOns of -battles, portraits, Ste. with _the. moat Milateily exactness and elegance-. BLUCHER: , . tinkNKFoßTiltielleiN , still byre, ftimost . Everynsy toto,:eompArty,;• though his•bet!lth Stiltsuirere from his last tail, to., wlrieh sre added the . geent fiiiigite* he liks gone, and his silvan-et! age; his ix host. ever, stiir rigorbitS *Mt Octive, As even fairly he " Y am at the evening of thy life, and i do. nor fvaT • ItasTocK, DPc., '22.,-el'ht Knights attd hAders of the Dochy of? eeklenburg,,,at present 'assembled here, have resolved to erect :tc; .`our. ::ountryinatt, the venerable Prince Blue - her, `ire this his native town, a suitable monument' or .his` achievements, which is encouriiked, by' the appro.= hatian of - the . Government, the celebrated Gati lrc loteihg piotoked ti' send it model• of tliig work :-- The inoltutent, Nellie!' is to. stand in the Hop Market, wilt be an ornament, to' our town, alit for all the people at Mecli : leyburg-, awls us 'of Rostpck in particular, a deur; reuteinbrauce for ceitturie3 to'cutne;.Of the deeds of out' great` coup, tryinthtt. ROMISH FESTIVALS ANo CEREMONIES, " RoME,DEC.9.—Alliwpg the festivals supptest.i. ed by the Usiirping Gny eminent, was - tikatLof the •Conception of . the, Blessed Vlygin.Mary in ge neral all ttivie festivals which rclatc to the mys teries were - suppressed in pi etereoee, as it wax at lacicing religion in it rerlitence. It has been ce-' •lebrated -this yes r :clie ttle sm cutest solentnity:"—= • (Gitzelte de. francs ) •: Upon this we have only one little obser!atioo to Make. 'ln France the saint foitivals, preisetiby a Buil of an floly rather, Pope . Piint . VII. which'` . he freely issued at' the request of. Bitonaparte, !heti First 'Consul., Did thou the Sovereign Pontill: at diet time voluntarily labour in lititeking religion in its veil? es , ence ? A s .fO r ' this usurping G6Verninkit, Rome is the, last. Owe that •it shookl be called' so. • The same Pope, after inivingi With so much tOliiplaih.in c t suppress-. . etf the' festivals . which f rel Ate to the mysteries, -solely to please Cue Usurper', hastened to repair from Rome to Paris, in order to efface by _his holy oil s the marks: of usitrpatiOn which might still rei mainton the forehead of the new Sovereign. %Ve hove memory. The I 6rreette de Framet ought to recollect.how ‘ all the C,ergy *ere in tasies at the angtist anti atrecting ceremony, 'in which or venerable avid man placed, in the mime of God, the Imperial c.:ro‘Vii.oit the heed of the hero an d ,hisspous.e, whom a sentence of the ghttreh has since decler4a never to have heio married it) theitttgust EmPerctr. ROMR, .1311 C. 6.—His Finlintss gives Idabel( lip, since the Ist December, to the..pritetice of the Most rigid penance; lie lives' like the'.atbers of the . pritoevid eliareb."—.( Gazette di Aimee.) 'We phiLe this article liere, though of - at) earlier date than the preceding, as Wring. a natural :con segirenee of the facts of which we 'have just spoken.. the Holy Father;. a s frerso many years Of an notoceut aryd.pitre fife, pradtises a severe Ile n4ence,' it eft') Only be ot? account of the acts of liis rOiltificate tinder .the Uatrper. • liht What ohotild the liiihripsdo who owe th e ir Seei wholly r , tit" of'criminal complaisance ? Artist they .flo who serked the:!-Criiirper in suer We recommend the hair shirt. Laurent; serrei ma !mire avec ma discipline, Lt que .jours he Ciel vmms illititiiiic."—,ol6liere `Amalie, Act. Jan. •2, . - : • NV- A!,lur,, the daughter o f . ikles. jai l b AN , who lately reOhinded the puMjc lo btruligl:si of her !thither' s faSeinating powers, on the boards of Covene:Ciarden, has accepted an cugagenicnt . frntn the Manager 4!1. the Bath Thea tre.. We.have n o d o nb t , slut lieeeic,quisitevoice 111 kinging, and her naivete and powers of punch, in acting. will -make bea:annive l ;Ilia N •Ot o :i te at a phce so distinguished, us. J3ath for dr , onalic time and discrinlination. Miss liwortry luts again become Candidate .for public favour by the production of her "Pales of hwy. 'j'his work, told the charming Novel of iti3Odu, the Second Edition- of whicbts already ealictilor, famish a tre,at to the lovers: offietion that sehhim,presentsitself. • • ' •• A'v,tlCious'eheamstance occurred last Week at Snl , seription-Jlouse: in St. James 'i•-t;tieet 0, Ent vitut. been very unfortunate at tiatittni, threw, down his parse, saying, '' Moll set me the con tents, what it may prove ?"---" replied Sir John 8., when his Lordship having won by oickhigtpveo, produced two Lottery Tit kets.from the purse, exclaiming, "Now, Sir hiill ) , I wilt bet yott,4oJ) guineas that one of these tickets will be drawn' a prize, and it thousand guineas a-niece tweiery gentleman 'present, that the chances are iu my favour.' The bets were eagerly taken . , anti the (location Art's sent nest morning to a Cal culator, who rettnned the following answer the present State Lottery Seltente, containing two Prizes of 24,000 Guineas twn ., e . 20,000 Podi„ anti 640(1111er Prizes Of 3000 t. 10001., with_ 20,000Tichets, tray person buys two Tiekettli. ,or two shapes, 'the odds are five to tour that one of .the two numbers will be drawn either a "capital or one of the .other in this Lotteiys ,to 'begin; dra wing. I •it h February this 4 letlsken, his Lordship packets - ten thousand' Koinias, beaidaa what • the Lottery Tickets may ruthict l • - NAVA • DIAL, lAN. ..—Arrilrecl the' Ni. .Jctignif, huip Calcentct ;. Tibus; CUILTON, 1 4,111 Oka tarl(T~JlSofroni ; Aray, Muss, from Seville ; Swift4 : ThkaitAN, from Waterflail ; Goltlen Fleece, jowitni•inti Dublin . Caine down from the Ili• ver, the. St. Mary, ca ; Neva ! ADAMS, for ditto; Shannon, 1-1 11 ., 2•11STALL, for Rio Janeiro ; and rviiiaio trim the, rest of the iiittivard-botitid as before, • Sailed the /I.frirqiiis of Manly, Castle Ahntly, 9f .Ely, unit for - India, uucl the, whole of the oiit war& bound, for - their respective destipittiobs.—ivina, N.N.W.I • . . J. kick. yesterthly Atte l'aeitibui-butil Last Lally illelviltit E , t.gle, SWI NTopi,. fotrAftliCtlelvaS oti board of, cerir yestertiltr by the shipotrautimin t off ,i,e Omer*, ,rylich mid her n uch dionitv,e go-irrto dtick, Arrived,: rioniethois from Plyrnoutli. Sailer"! Ins illeji..sty's ship I.l'riizenk c if N .1v • 7 .P.L'iMouTP,JAIT. MIL- LIM, fro;il (IAYS • AIS!/ . tour is, ‘s,lth-411).01)s,- ‘l4klno-.liw pis ,fl.riif.lgrty'stoiii • Aura troni Poqsmootti,- . - J. G.-I'nt in four .trilosiports,-11:>in Pmts.. ttiouth., hound to St. Fielelia,.4);tvilkg baeril ths Iteittleut of F005,...f0r -Cork; and the c.f3th. 'lie/init.:lit, lot St. „Elden ••' FALMObTI-I, T1N . ..,5.,-+Arrivecl the Lord liul gruve from lyoolivieh, bvinitl,toCork,—Wa t ti V. Bast,lntlia Company's stall CM-I'll4ls , her voyage from l'e!.ang for China oft • • gte I 4tli.. J (me but Lo inhumation is given, ,:the arrivatl..cer del) Allure of tioyat George. The Hon. Mr. Pt:Tuts, we ure happy to find ; was complttel - recoitereil f frim t . the be ver,e i n disposition under which he ' laboured, 'the (14te oI UN, precediug! advices froni chat Stt detnent., • • 'On IVetitteiddy the.Jalouse, Copt. [TALL, arriv '6l jit 'Portsmouth two: Jamaica, havi ng krt Port y oval on the 7th .Of November,' with 1,..40,000 do . lit,rs,. 900,00.0 of which belong to merchants_ the ritntaiutier to Goverhinent. • Tie w 1 of this pi . oricrty . she 'brought from .Vert Croix. CAp — tain ',lad also Firrived at. `Port ttbk.ir, NVith u still larger, freight of specia, from OA' V 4 4 .4 - " This,.it was , supposed, to the. ;labs,. 74, Captain. Sitaree,'Yoil t Englantl,' The. Asia had safely arrived 'at Port with fier 'eargo'.of 250 tons t ) quicksilver, from Triere for which. she purvose 'ly left Euxland on itie 23.d' of June l ast . I t b a d 'been hinded at Port.f.toydl. The CotottiiSsioners of the several Lock-yards were last week ealleti to the Admiralty on prof. cular _business. The Trine& Regent yacht, laid down at Ports.' sniutthDoek-yard, will be commissioned as.soott het' Captain, Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, arrives for that purpose. A. reduction took place ih the• Royal at Llesiar on.the laet.iustat►"ti by VVlliett Pottorst. tansy anal bstyris are placed i.tdhallepay, and smuts oth er: reonetiotts at the same .tithe and place in the. junior departments.; • • We are informed, throstgliv , private channel s ., tits „the Lords- of. the 'fleeting have gritntecl the raver 01 the" Petition of the Ship-owners, ate• of orth end South Stiieltis;‘ and that a Bennett ,cristlifti t housa, •at present for the eleariviee of coesting!vcstels only, is about to tie established at the tiarcirerllsce.--(Carlisle Patriot.) The Phiiton . frigate, Capt. ZtTANPOLL, is arriv.' ed at Spith,ad 'froth the River, whence she will take her finnl departure for Si. Helena. Sir sari toet;T., and `the Foreign Commissioners, who arb ttiresifle at Sr. fielena, go out in her. Itythe Senate of Georgia it lois bean ttesolved, that a Committee he appointed to confer btith Committee of the ,Douse Repre9etitatiVCS, cif the conduct of the Directorrof the Bank Of Au gusta, on refusing to pay specie tor the bills issued by theta, whenpresented for paythent ;.• and wile b'y.,-iitehn conduct, the .chatter under wbitit4 the llin l ik''‘ t vas established, was knot forfeited. The first gr an d di n n er of the iklilitary Club is thidei - stand, to be given on the 13th instant. flis Exeellency,the Lola Lieuteinint of Ireland b t o . heen piew,ed tai order a Spe6lii Co6lllllSeioll, to' be held at. Cioumel on Monday sentiight ) this • 15th inst. for. We: trial of all such persons that are 'in custody for heinous offences cotatnitted let the county of •l'ipperitry.--justiees, the Hight Honourable Lord NORIMAY, and the Hon. %arum It is now reported, that Lord CoctittAlta escap ed out of the. Kin;f's .Bench' -by means of his sup plying the place , 4' the stuffing of a , ' huge sofa, which had been "placed 'in his rent') I`)r some time, hut .which was . (liveyed pubtibly .nut of the .I.3encli, with his Lordship concealcd.in it, , untlec pietence.of wanting repairs. The lis.t.of Iniolyeat l)ebtors for the manthb . of FehrtiartyriandiAiarch next, contains the names of u- persons, who claim their dis. chat a undeptilic strata of-the Act. The cmufeotioners and litistrycooks made a 1'414 d'ispipv po Saturday of twelfth cakes.. At Drury lane Theatre, that 'left by - 1 3 Anotmay;waii, accord., lug to the Comedian's will, :produced in the green•roons,aud the draWing for King 4nci Queem afforded merriment, 'Coati EYCIIANOtt, JAN. 8.--We had a middling supply of Wheat this , Morning from .Essex and, Kent,. fine samples of:whieh sold readily. at our list quotations ; the same remark applies to Oats. Ju "Pease;- Beasts, and' ot h er kinds of Grain, there was no material Variation. • 4,lrraristm, B.—Tbis day's Market hid' a good sat).- PIY of pvinNilelittao. god Wks %how of Ciatio pateral„ was ceneideraluilei Veal and Pork wens dotal.; liacf and Mutton sold at kat pricts; and the tralv, for Ow most part; , was talnewitat 40: Tins sales in the Mr's:inlet were rather lively; MI, Straw, and:Clever, cgteh.44 List prices. Excellent fresh herrings are sepia;, iu burgh from &4. to 44. per dozen.