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

:= ... NAVAL Dekt, 31.--Sailed !att ercning Isis M jvsly'3` g! Prevorante; for Gibraltar Ci't'y of Edinburgh, Locn, lor Irdi:l, and several RID e outward, bound—partic.Anrs A r ; and sailed for the Viver, the City of ithinhatgb,. Domm.n, 'from rinadiloitpe; Sir Ileary may, Kunik, rroin the Canary Wands. Came „down from the Rlver the William, Guitm, for Mattiniglie'; JanuS, I int.r.v, for ItioJaheiro 5 !aliabliry;A:rer;rl:l,A, J.011111c3, and remain in the Downs, with ;he whole of the East Indidinen; . except the City of Edinburgh, and several other' out,ward-hound.---Wind W. PLY - lintyru, 30:—Arrived the. Bremen brig Telemachus, DettLi• from Brennen, hound. t St. Thomas's ; put ihto,this port to repair da mages, having split her sails, &e. PotrrsmouTu, PVC' 31 —The wind this morn ing was inclined to he easterly ; the outward bound ships were preparing to sail, when it feli czlltn, awl came on thick ‘veather : they still re- Main Sailed his Majesty's ships Telegraph, Ai get-tile, and Pandora, on a cruise ; and his . A.lajes-t ty's ship Spey for St. Helena.--- , Witl .5.W. „ FALMOUTH, Dec.. 29.,-Nothing arrived yes terday or to-tiny, or •yailed,---,-WinnW:toN.W. • - 1 - inawickt, DEc. 31 Arrived .the Thetis yachts, %sitit a mail p,hisong.bers term , thet en . ;•;aiied ihe Prince of Orange, packet, with mails for.llollatid. MAndATE, Drc.led the Eleanortrans. port, F. J. for C.:Ails. RANISGATE, Dec, 34.—Carne in for shelter the litsvflowttr, SNELL, with loss of anchor and ca bles ; the Piosperitv, .CRENCH ; Proyidenee, BROCVN; and Hibernia, I'OPIIAM, remain. The Spey, 20, Captain J. LAKnt waiting at St. Helen's for a fair WI iii JO proceed to St. lie- . lean and the Cape of Goad Hope, The Alban. Captain PVI'ToN, from Plymouth, is th e only ship of war arrived at Spithead doring the last week. The- Cydnus, 'Hop. Capt. SPlis- CEtt, and D outtle , s, Captain Bauntitt;arc gone :two harbour, to be paid nil'. •', The redaction cif the R(tyal Marine Corr to the Peace establishment took place last. week . ?This force, in theWar,.was composed of 35,000 now it . will not exceed 6,500 men. ; There are to be, 80 companies, of 72- men in each,. at the four divisions fr with.rtne• Captain, two first Li,u tenants, and one second Lieutenant, to each coin paNy.—The Staff t-o . renotio the same 'as' it at present, at all the divisions, except :any' seCond Commandants, namely,:Generals .1).11Nooliouon, liunstaTtt, namAn. TENCH, BBLLINGI-1,11.1.., and DYER , who retire upon'fid)•p a y: Sir RtCHAItD WiLLIAMs appiottli to ,cotitinifittlbe four Ma "rine. Artillery ci.impanics, and Licht...C:6l6nel Tattktxtt FEN , front Italf-pay, - Win join this di-. vision, in his raotn. m •A..'tne thus suddenly placed upon halt ii3y will each'rceek;eii. .cOin pensation. of two mouths' pay. The tedoction VACS place from.the ISt of January (this day). Wm TAYLon, .Chief Clerk at the Naval Pay-,Utlice .at ,Poctsmouth, .and,loust Esti: Tiniber-Alaster of Plymouth bock s',i.trd,..ate. TheliAlo wing is it correct statement or Bri tish Navy in commission, .matleup to the Ist of, th:! year :--Ships of the line,. s—ici kates and ntlier post ships; 7.5.---sloops, curlers, schooners, &c. 101--dinsphal ships,* prison . Stc..not etrectire,l-1---troop 14'—yac'its;5.-I'otal, - 248. • . • Saturday the Jispatches fol . Bombay and, China, by the ALitains v, [lowly and.Ctle -finally closed at thell4l-it Itulta 110Lihe,.au.ddeli vered to their reTective . Pursers. B (10 NA l'A RTE, '" 11. M. S. Ferret, St. Ijeicna, Oct. 25, 18i 1. '' General DuoN.►PAIZTE is 11111C11 an,l highly displeased with the Island ;Ain! the resi- . _ . . , . deuce allotted to him ; hoieever, here he is, arid ,- • likely to rent tin, nOtil d,eatit .elostes Itii oloe; H I ; boors. Marshal BERTRA:4I) anti nil tl:t , otti:11:1- ants, are at a house near the Inntliog-p;.lee ; bitt tIiONAPAIITE iS lit Mr 13,1t.commi's r inthi. cottn \ lit, here he intends taking .up itis abode until 'the house appropriAred to his reception i 9 regay. The island of 1 is so fortifie , i by nAt ;It r, as +cell is art, that i. is impossible be e4ninrike ,)tis escape ; but, mot withstanding, Molina ButtN• (the fittest man in the world to guard him) •bas thought it necessary to place two brigs on 'the loqk,ont,, one above, and the other -below the . . ISLAM!. Rlail,ruie BRIITHAND hits been, extremely since•lier arrival, but we hope she will soon re? ns she is renitrkably. attentive to the n(il . %h. • • The Peruvian, Capt. Wurriz i and Zerrobin,. DOItREE, have sailed for the Niandof Ai. ; the ilavannah, Clpt. fivoi.Twc, s nits 1:101 row for the Cape. The Ceylon and Zephyr Are bot yet arrived, but we hourly.'expeet.them. 'very thing; on the Irian(' is extreinely Clear; we 14.0pe,,linwever, Irons the frequent cururuiuuetticitts Nvith.ttlie Cape, it will soon prove less 'so. 'rim Go zerip,r is Ve,"y popular.- 'lt i s that Sir SIDNEY ns the Insti-. Into and I",resitient ot the. Association of Chris,: t i j „K„i s h is ; yoluntarily enrolled for the pitrpose; o rp u t t i n g an end to the atrocious anti degrading outragos oL the pirat;,eal ; States of 13,41bary; has appointed fi'eneral CAtt).:ol.,: his Licutellaut- and Itlanaging.Director for the united Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, With full powers and instroctionti to forward the genera!-design by nil practicable. sneatiS. It is _ttlio asserted, that re presentations shave been sent front the ,central Office of this new Crusade 'to till the Ministers tints. iniLtinplon, Iron) the Courts of the Christian Vowers ot the Mediterranean, and Of all' those whose flags are itistilted,-their proptrties . plunder:. cd, sad their subjects c•il ied into slavery,;tl%l;Eg ° l entil) tne strongest terms to press for the sane, Con support of . the Dritish Cabinet to .thA music MIAs. Elopement, eaieutated to ek't:ti - e runen dis cord 'n the MosicarWorld; took :011b - k:', ..re arc ;infinite:l, on Thor Way last. Tiie Mrsie .Warltler au the Stage deserted his Cara .Sporn .the Mic of - a Purser of an Indifinta t , frith ‘stfat il he has set off for the Coutin,ust: The lit;shaud, it is added, is expected by tilt! next . flyet. The Gallant is -.engaged on great tvrini for ihe irinter ;- the SrgnOrO is inrotasula . hie, in 'short, every thiai jaoglint! and out of tone. It is ittiposible to - foresee what may he the issue of this jar ; whether iCmay tersUinate in two pr, , tt y I:ishionable duels, or grate theAlub , lice star in ail the con strepito at a trio or quartello, The Lady has a family. ORIGINAL POETRY. pEAcE. And aft thou near:—Be nature steel, • .. As Innocence distreit ! And let the stream which bathes the bill, Brit tuurmur.into rest. • And silent let the woodlaAdte be, And busted the blast on ey'ry tree, . And calm the trouble:) And let the whivar'd • For slielto hither co.le* is --Peatt. Her eye is of the mildest , blue, And fresh her face and fair, And clianOisr is her modest hue, And light her w,;".rviii. , 4-hsir. Thr . whilest mists her form 'enshroud, And .startled front the silver cloud, `pile steals upon the WIC Advances with'retreating grace, And in her tresses hides her face. 0, lovely habitant otshade, A.ipniach so sweet in Gar ; And . be there ey'ry tunnaze And ev'ry incense ! Oh ! betided hello. thoughtful brow, delicate the tone and low, . To greet thy soft ettreet! And let the Olives round t hee *rein*, And senthnttit forget to breathe. lead tin front our scenes of.‘trife, . And whisper tend'rest tunes ! And pour thy sweetness into life, And waft ElWty 46'nm:ins! And on thy pleas'd and ple.tsant face, Lct happy thought imprint her trace, And make thy smile* her throuest And 14 thy royal mantle be Compos'A.of grace and dignity! Bt trig solace to our public rare', steal our grief's a ,: t y! And iet the heart which tot,,t despairs t24ve warmeit. thholis to pay: 0 Ott the patriot's fear to est, Asia stnouthe the.hr,)w and saothe the breast, And sweeten joy's dct;ay t L'pbrai;i the cluaiwirs loud and rade,. And sanctify our solitude: O let thine accent: soft and dear, cdclei,ce Ally Let *at fill Slil;litr;t is; i.e i• wde!. draw nig - ht's mantle tier thy eb,eelc, i ill sil,nce seem tit i.pcitlt i ; .Iml %JIMt list below! • Nor voice break that lay., ' fill busy tnnitilt with Ottober 1.7, 1915. Peceniher's bla•ts to curer, . hat Joy when (.hrist tnas fines appedr ; 'Own we chase (hill care and Woe And kiss beneath the Niisletqe. ' The s.exes (.Icli, with anxious care Wish to adorn with taste their hair, \Vhere.on the head's aharreti soil Use ItowLAND's tamer) Niacitgber () . 11, It proinsely grow, ' And grave and elegance bestow; And if the colour's rr,l or ;;red', Which des net beton y display, . T1A , 41 it to change it yon desire, :Make nst, of ItowLAvns lisseisec.of and lisisence ion Will Meet AL NO. I, in Kirikv-street.. . . AaItIVALS AND DEPARTURES, ARRIVALS. The It.i4ht !Inn. John galtir.tt and Lady tlarriet . Sullivan, in Harley-street ; Lady . Sittitil 13nriess, Mdr ehi3ness of iktii and heLadit , s Tli)itne, in Lower Grosvettor. street ; Lily Neive, ill.lloemarte-street, from Da pan Park, Esser; the Marquis and Vl:trek:ones% of Lansdowne and fa mily, at L%lll , lolVitt , Ilouse,'lterildey-sqtiare; the 'Dnlce and 1)41it%(:4% of Montrose, 10. Ciertven , ,e-square; the Dowager Ntirehioness of Loistlowne, in Alhemarle-strest ; Vaptaio De its and Mr. RIUSCI,. Jerugo-street ; Mr. Long Wellesley, at the . e f larendon Hotel, 130nd:street ; the Right 1 . 1oti: (Alles and Mrs. Lung, at their henise,Whitehall ; Cavtain. Lindsey, at the St. l'etersburgh Hotel, I)over-street ; Captain . Sraith,' at ditto. DLPARTURSS. His Highness the Duke ofGloutester, from Park lane, to Bagslint-park, near fitinnslow; Conotess of Pomfret, for StliitlX;' Margnis of Woreester, on a, visit to the Deke and v l i,:hesi of York, ;st °elands; Earl of Bridgewater, for Ash _ ritlge-pa: kn , ear klernol, tlempsteaJ, in Portfordshire, Lord 'from Hill-street, to Warminster; Earl of ‘Varwick, fiorn - Ureen-street, to 'Weymouth ; Captain and Mrs.l.lo'yd, fa'r Brighton; F.arl of Yarmouth, for SudhOrne, in Stiffoik; Mr. Henry Fremantle; M.P. for Englefield gran, near, Windsor ; Sir licydges F. Henniker, 13urt. for Newtonhall, near Ditn•nor, in ,Essex ; the Arehhislinp of Canterhur for Windsor; Lady Janes and family, for 111ighton : Colonel prad.'yle, for than:punt Conn; Mr. and Mr1.1304, - for Otter3haw, Kent., ARTS AND SCIENCES. A Miss Sophie, Gerinain has obtained the Ma -0)0064;11 Prize of the French Institute, for; an Essay on ri;iratious.on Elastic Surfaces. A \l, Uaelly goi the Pricr , for it Theory on the Waves ; and We ,4re,glii;l to observe, that an bloglish Scholar, Mr. Brewster, of nor Borst So ciety, shared the Prize_ of Physiology with ProtessOr Sebeck of Nuremberg. The celebrated Venvtion liorses have'been re phtned. with great ceremony 1)11 'their ancient.pe ilestals iu VAice. The Lion of St. Mailt has teceked tottberdantage in travelling tO it,ily, and ha not been restored ; it.. is` even 111)+11)0,1i whe ther. its cturnand feactut6 can be tom:died. v'ir; \ZAAR. \Ve cart • weil-written Bet lips; on t4.1i)j , ! , .r to Art..:h we feel much ir.terested ,li c ,441>lie' >Attention, frnm that excellent f . ztittiLty Ni vspapt.t., The British. Neptune " ' stir last esblicarion elluded to that Itindi i;te. by which End laud was now en Ti, gel: itestgus 'and discover.es She bad' ris,:a Is, the.;tovel end untried vi:sour of her war like cepariiies 10 •eitexampleil distinction. She and w. O a wreath of imiepotiled, perinsps,. uttexpeetstl glory. Bat the day of, haitle tvds , 00l her reouvin perishable by the nature of w:is to he renewed mei •Inote verdurous only by new'distinction. The straegle had - tried her eltergy, - and in that rude and violent exertion she gained all the eminence that could he gained by military virtue, by inflexible endurance, and !;:undannted valour. flee next trial was to he be of a calmer an:l for that reason of a deeper and- mime difficult order; it Was to more of skill than:of strength, more of intellec tual grandeur, and Tess of head-long and cold- - blooded display. She has at least begat) The " Bank fur Savings" has in it all the . finest • characteristics of a great national discovery. Its y, its 4:outprelittosivenvss, its power of being applied under all thelarms of society, with imt alertinging its spirit or affecting its values, scent to fix its rank among those illustriotts inven tions which come at interVals, to give a new end tonteterittoce to their -qt.. Cline upon this, we have now to• mention another ,of the Sallie spirit, atUl• elittost of the same admirable utility and extent, sufficiently like, to interet4 all who can feel interested in r the former scheme, and sufficiently original to secure his eceuliar praise to the inventor." The IVriter here extracts the article on the Bazaar. which appeared in The Su N of Thursday last. lie then contiuties--- . " This is all well, too well to make -our com ments necessary in the presentstage of. the in vett tion For we must, persist is calling it an ,inven tion, and of the .most charecteristie.and geished kind. Nothing would he more unworthy than mingling this with the Cornmon objects of speculation for letting so much house-room et so much ,profit. The.spirit and nature of the plait belong to the soundest principles of .all That can hope to be done Wisely aril well, and with perma nent end broad advantage. It has just that mix ture of philanthropy Wild praetiest sense,' which has nrodetted the loftiest and most noble results since the foundation of political economy. Let it, as in the " Bonk for'Savings," he tried on the ground' of its • simplicity. It .simply. proposes to furnish - every milli . atof every woMan with the . means of selling whatever goods they may. pro. since. This' is .the whole ottjevt. Let. its coin prehension he tried, • It oilers all the advan tages that eau be offered by the most lavish in-' dividual expenditthe , and exertiOn, and it offers them to all—For how much each ? For the fisurtit of a shilling ! !! JSigheingsenrinth s decoration; security, certain confluence of purchasers, tine qualle4 opitortunity of display and sale of their produce, ere offered at the rate of three-pence for it toot etispoonter. We intik not be sospectsd of the bad mote of giving unfair admiration to this plan... Foe la it he finally tried by-its utility. " A young man tt br, has acquired a trade, wishes to set up in bostness, and if lie wishes vir teously, to merry es SOY I II as he can ; but iu a thoosamicases for one, liis apprentice.fee has ex hausted the provision- which his family were en abled to spare forhim, anti hehas no alternative but that of lingering oil in sitieleeess, till the slow and narrovii gents of, a jouriteyman can elbow him to purchasaa shop. Bet how long , 11111 St it he before such a Malt man collect "the 1 wo, or three, or foor bombed periods, which must be souk at °eve in his new establisionent ? and hoW formidable to his morals and prospects must be the 'lcitiptatioivi'a his low and comfortless life while be Is' drudging' to anotiss this • mouvy ? But .bis marriage. and puich.ese tsty only lead him Milt new difficulty. An Re% antagenos situas tion for business is expeioise, Itild 'he,' THAI . be ' .'conteilt with the chatter; trane of some obseute lad neglected corner, to which tic wealthy will not come,, and-to which the p Are drawn-only by long credit, or struggling cheques's. • It is this miserable effort tor life that Sirens' oor:Golzettes 'with bankruptcies, and our priSoos and highVays with the whole tribe'of ingenious and th:',1);.1,11 - e felony. • By the plan of the. Blzaar, this whole cnlamitp--we had almost call: it it iteces'..iite-is stricken in the bad. The young art izan may marry at the moment of quitting 'his master, for he can make his wile's labour at iinee prolittblY Serviette to his au-n. She may for a shilling :lia‘e from day to (layette edvantages of shirp•room, end of a perpeteal influx of purchasers. Her husband has the advantage of working for a price undirni.! nisheilby the profits of an emplOyer; of'worsing with the full ineit Nnettt of immediate and daily return, nod of being able, at any twelve hours, to shift his atectipatiou, to disentoge 11;111S-elf from establishment, and to Carty off his capital me; touched and free. " This is of such palpable utility in every sense of national morals and private happieess, that ire leave it tearlessly to our reit : diets.. But its services ' may descend deeper, and to a more hopeleSs anti pi tia bl e class of steiety. London iS the greatest otHooketoriog city io the world. But,thottsamis of men of the 11105 t itthtfirabie ingen uity, at this moment liritig iu itidesetibabfe wretch edness, in hovels•tol. hiding places, and stagnant air and mengte %mai such its almost to deter even the courage of dimity. The' change ciflimes has broken- up the isiablisitments for which they worked, -or they have been seized • With smite of the diseases that hang over their ntei t p l oi a o s in the manotaCtory,' tleir recovery : - Slow and hurl - feet; has left hern 'without heart or hands for the cootioued labour of their hi se ; and they have been lets to struggle 0010441 i suc h gains as they can make, where they first bey the ttsaterial at the advanced price of credit or retd4, anti then dispose of their workmanship at the no;occd price that poverty awl the istonieliatd prsssures of Nature must receive, stud be ciintent J with as it tatty. - To thii mar. the Bazar opens plAce of s; - ifc 111,1 al% An wit . htlut the ilecesmity , oi ve;',itit!z; ft,} ti f th e g l fulttlifactql et, or rif tOtin- e l h .101 k Co stivis gill him 11.ir !“-.lt ,!: .ea,ro'.o : , s,or ' ial [ht.; t • eVrr tHui •!A•S, 1, 1 , ; 11 .!ii0:21 : ^ , , ittf it tilt tlil, tv •, t! rt!, q . Solijeot : tlH, to in , ,r;• ht. , '.';111:0 left it malti!wle .1 Wi dows and the Ci O t4 TV of 1111 ! - Itate,.niir of the van teach t;, that in finite crowd of: Lieediog he 'Arts and feeble :Arno, thdt in their oilthan:;:•;... , }lan the puce trur natitinai , glory, "It tvotild hlle and "cOnl'iitein DI toe to sne.ll[ of thellifSenliieii . that must he<et the Itfe t't! . i:lnnense IN:talon-of •our truest" 'ne raise, y of open huiniliation, the dttlietilties obtaining a livelPmod even with that *open hirali liation, the stroo 4 temptations of a spiri: hopelesi of honourable bread, are familhir to all our know. - . ledge ~af female. exposure. 'llth Establishment open; at onf.e a means of profittihle intinstty, withont nnveiting the privacy of seu s itire nature*, tend permits evet v' female who cats use. a iitetlle “it Have the chance of reputable existence'. "We have exceeded our skual truths . , but we may return to the subject, onless Some further 'elucidation is given front . the higher source of the inventor of the plan. The mode of seeming a side, the regulations for the safety of the property, the . SelectiOn of females for disposing of the mat., tees of sale,' the arrang6tnents for seeming chap i meter and,derencva oongthe . pet sii4s permit led to attend, mire at perfee4 de.;ervitig bein;. 2 ); thrown into the nio,t extt..o'sive'publirity: The mere contrivance (br the building, ~yhich cover s a space of 3W) feet by ISO, .frota . .Solvtsgaure to Dean -street, Oxtotd-street, '..re full of tbe sante sensible and indication devalord in the higher.parts of the scheme. %lie usider,t - and that the entire has oriAinate& whh a Nr. Trotter, gentleman tilready known for valuable public !..ervices, and of large fortune. We will not 'wait, for the trial of the Bazaar to give him 014 more Itontittahle title of a . great ItemerActiir thubittlity."::" ' tstq - FAST ONs FOR 'JANUARY. MCRN.KG nu CARRIAGE DR dfeSi, composed Ot the. fintiii .dark blue ladies' cloth ; .it is. mule tip to throat, Lot wiVnrot a Collar, bas a slight in the hack, and falls very much off Litt! shoiAtier ; the fruntii tight to Ills, shape, and the waist very alturt. The trim:rung is List k. Nita satin, to correspond ; it is not .byas, laid on donlile and very, full; long siceve, ,fioished ;it the wrist with sitlito Frellcliyall.cif-,sery ..ch lace. litir 7 dress a la mode 'de Purls; it is is C3p ColllllUSett facto, urritintZtnted with two run; - Of ; ibtion to cortevottil ; thtt form of this cop *0 in the'liiiJiieif sie.r,t,:e original. Gloves white hid. S - andals blue Lid. • EvENtso Dar.ll.—.l white cra'pe fr4lck over a satin stip tile frock i .11)erlily ottlitinem., , d - with Fr, , ,::tt Lattitt worli tit silver;. the then is citt.rery low all room} the losout, and \tilt; crapg boats are itpen at e, , 4 . 11 tilt, so its to thaplay the white s.itira one athieritetit h. The Aettre is an i4tlrsaixturit .of whito sAtin ;mil crape ti:e.lat;or hitt, the f Irtiktr I,4stefuily tiri ja nt e n t,,, ,v,v, u ; to wittv the Inatuni 4,1 the Otis. .4 ‘,.ibi; t (-Fail, liver :Anil n r. ttitd car rAlg, of pv4ll. l Whiteol n,.Aily t h e titoot:, til:iAio•ti the ton ity nLi itn , n .t. 1, 411-4fitbsi•-•Witn Ihr liilr• TOII-dresset: Anti it trl ort:a!Let:ts, or 1s ootob. pk , e4.l 4 , f pearl and e44l,,nred Cilitl6lMAi Illiifr• • of white crepe over 631 . 0), ruttier lull, hot the rvitht,ii thr..ten bebind.-- 11'tt I t v, witic6 is eltiilt ri,-Irt to the NilllpC . ,• Is l'Ornit'd of 4 t ,v materi.il. The sleeve, short and full, i; taricluhlv LiftlFt nirntett t eAcros t ,o ll o with the inoly ; . the hott (ern •.1 tint &e 3! i 5 t►lsn trit.untql to e.irresponal : the of the tiiiunsing is while 10,e, f0rni...,1 in a vVly u u vc l htY,'; there is a trim.- tiring it Iso the bottom, which is cottip,s,e,l of -Whitt Lee, and' fisiisited with. ed4ings of white sitin. The. Bair is dressed lightly on the right. side, and in very full curls tot the left, the hind hal.' is brought vet v high, rsnd oritatu6lttett with a hunch oGFeetleli rte S.. mita slippers, cm lirpidvivd.i it front A al Tune*? 1. while' kid gloves, and sown French fat's. • • hot of white Chinese figuretl I:elvet, it LiCe; lityti With 4%1 ray-coloureit OM! hitiltitiLliity,l With it hunch of hitt of .triped icdt. ri, or:Jai/wilted a plume of down (cal (lovri of .tint cambric that vail hn liiie lace, 111td I) , l4ittii.c o unil the bola with while satin OE Of triton:et, with 1 , /VP, arvi with Siiireay cir rote -c• ii.• ,id.---Feetteti fans of einhriiitirera crape hue hoenc tires.; MOW IC' C 01,110; CM' 1 . 16 4 .4 roootit the toy thtil iiew shiliie matte ifY 3iyvaritticc ; it is siitut;thi36 , bert.wiam a 1 . 4 d. iiurpit autl 1) riulvt.• E CK ETS. 'I, ,, :t.NANGE,' JAN. 1,-o , ir nerivals moll1;;Ig. wcfre naf'Very witilerofisy litit what ail-, pearcd, together wilb what was left over. from lust ec , wax tL te s ta}urri 10 the ILNwrirti. Tito sale of iitis rather didl at tilt! pri4eS*Me4l‘ ou Wv(thesci.l last, which w:is full 3s. ioAter thus the, precetlitig liztriev zooil Midi hail hitt ti dull sate. The ()at euntlattes Enoch till"): stiate as last - week:ltt !twit and Beaus chero it roreettn Wheat -40 r. 50s. Floc, ditto - - 675. —4. RUT; WilVdt' ,404. 1 ,0%. rine ditto :7 - t;7l. fly Fige ditto •- a's. Barley - -19 s. 235. Fiii aitta NeWiiitto - - — s. - - MB.llOl. Fine - NV - hitt-Pe:lse 325. 1:. rife ,M.,9 - Cire' Pewit! - - t.t2s. Fine Gr.‘y Peaiie - :14g. Tick 13v:ins - Oki ditto StualiTicii Bouts .21.1,. OM ditto - 204. Fee' ()Atl - I Fit tiatO £1 2:3A; PoLtilui (Rib) - lEis: 011, t i tti( ditto -21 s. iv. - :174. -.4 , 3. Rap t : Neva 261. etit t , pot. h•tit: 1 , me Hour St. , ‘ oil4l, .153. stii. S'Ntlfltrtr.l.ll,.7.ay. day's".sl3:l;et %VIA stipplied \tit prittutlleoitot.il.4tridthe ‘lnw et Cattle in other retpeo WAS tOki:l4ll ' y good.; Beef, aiut Vtal, Nntiptircen rait prievs ; PorLio.a44.lilitreir":; and I.lw trade in gcner.el what cutushiefahlo; The iiilfe‘ in the elai-iwir4et were pretty Lively ; Straw obtained hut: prig Hay and I firer have fallot tit , rtcr. Aittlt4l(cit 'IA it 4:orre-,:t, %wiement of the ptices oral nuuttiers ;-- ' To sink thv Oita, per stone of X 11)„ Beef, 4s, ed. to 6s. i4;tottoo. 0,1, to ss. to. L.trith, att: Ott. to Os. Ail. k'ett 1, es. Od. g , l. to 6*, SU. , Ilrusts, gISO, Slum), 24,101. Caives,2o. 330. LkY-I`.l.lltkf,l'r. AI. Os. to 41. ss. Sttim, 50. to 41. I es. Vlovor s 41. its. to la. Ss. The extent ins(l‘.7t; itg.ttt.st tttv'Aiagiqc,ite wht) the piliiiC IS-to the iinliptut (It 41,0901. tie wkts to tits It:tt4rtg mail itis patilli %Ow , rcsiclol. fing wjt•s iro;stire: solile pitri6ll ratei dna rt ulyerity school. Ile lived in grout pomp, 114vit , g to Itolt• LID vr4o% ;116-100111 i kt'in tiVO foutttton, ~:: Ft y . ;. -*! -~~: ~,<_