The Sun. — London, England, 1816-02-26 00:00:00

. .„ • • ,••" -13itltai-r0,,, tioll ••_ 9 Q 11.7; • Tbis a l ftemOiln the • Stin,l:ly pittiA t . a tie nn the . Stcine. Wag :rl,l3Anei . Othg Weitt• • . • 1,1 . • • the! was Irt . ayy, : *ith .I)rit-k *ilia off the sea ; it),ll`ateli.a look at 144)0 i4ditst.o caused our 'fair 'proininaders patiently to wait till The close of the clay : his Serene FlighnCss, how `crer,, tlicl ncit appear; as the Divine Sertrice.of the . ; A fternoon at. the Va . rilion engager) ; him for some time, after which, -his- Serene Highness Was in Close audience - with his itoygnighn'ess - the Pat NC E: ttEGENT:. . • . • • Although her MAI EsTv will he here to-morrow, Yet,•We are assured, th't the isit of the Queer: tasbeett conternplated'with the must afre:ctionyte, Teal to prove to the country, and to Ertrinie; the . ',effect union which Subsists sattmag. FANtLy, upon a subject whieh future happiness. of a beloved - 146145t. His 11.9ya1 Highness the PRUCCE RBGENT has express the most anxious impatience to return to CArt tpro House, and ,that ereut will take place as soon tti such a. journey would be justifiable, and his :royal Highness is able'to resume the fatigues of Court days and Levees. tmcleiritand that the whille of the Royal Family kill he introduced to Prince LEOPOLD of Coß.)tinG in the course of the ensuing week. Sir EDWAIID EIgEIIISON, of the 7th Hussars, at!. rived this day. [!ROM ANOTHER CORRESPODMENT 13rtionToN, FEB. 25.—The arrangements for no the mart iage of the rRINCESS Crkai.o"-FTB of *ALES with Prince I.4soiuma of Cosouto, xvili be completed on Tuesday next. ile l. *t lof Li r ~ VERPCIOL had a ptliate audience with dm PRINCE natENT yesterday, and ituniediittely returned to Loudon. Letters from &will) assert, that one half of the opulatfon Of 11osni4 has been swept away by itZte pf:+gne. Wtwosow. Fen. 25.--To-morrow morning her Illa:iESTy, two Of the.PalNomi, and the Prin. lieSS CLIARLOTTE of WALES - will leave here for Brigi ! too,,on a Vibit to the PRINCE If Eagsr. tjs't, Saturday, 21 of thel'amca• REGENT': horses left' London to Change 'those. of lIIO . QUREN and Trineests on the road nio Brighton, , noel to c.ouvey them to that place. • Yesterday the Duke of Yoele,lAhoiri tlvAind mles% of Cotqszat,o:D, ‘0111„.0 toogiar i oys as lemblage of miliility, Attended Divits i tScrvitiat llie,Chapel. Royal, St. James's Pal4a. - • .! aturday being the Duke of CAW:taros:Ws birth , .?• . clay, it was observed ,in London by his Royal Ilighness's tradesmen dining together at the Thatched 'House 'fa vern. The Duchess of CUMBERI.. i k!CD, we hea? ) : was ~„Ers. 4 ent In the House of Lords during the debate' on iiiiii7roeeign Treatits—iNcognito. Yesterday Prin4oTATRAHAZY gave a most mag nificent dinner to tbe,Royal Archdukes, the Deke of •Montrose, Prince Caeteleicale; Earls Liver,: pool, ,Liothmst, Harrowhy, and Westmorland ; lairds Castlereagh, .Melville, and Sidmouth ; Couuts St. Julien and Beroldiogrol Amer? Pity, General llaseny, &c. at his hottsf; i§t i rittf9l4.- • place. . •. • On Saturday: Lord SIDtdOUTH ehtift•Ak d is tle itoyal Archdukes, Prince Esterbazy, i•Gio . nt St. Julien, Baron Pley, and a large perty,Lvvith au elegant dinners at Isis Lordship's new residence, in hill-street,-,Berkelcy•siiarc. (h's Saturday the Earl of LIVERPOOL. arrived in town, from the Vavilion, Brighton. The • American Jonrnals; which arrived on Sts turday are, to the,26th'ult. they confirm the re fart ut . the .Senate hlviog rejected the Bill for catrying into effect the Commercial Treaty with this' country. This decilion took place on the I 9t plt..,when,a motion for the third reading was ne gatived. by 21 to Vt. It appears, however, that the objeCtioes made to the Kill by the leading Members in both louses of Congress, hat), no re ference. whatever to the merlteof the Aet.lels z of . the Treaty., , It :was .opposed one the. giiiisa,t Ist, of its being unnecessary, as the sanctiaolo4 trio President and two-thirds of the,Seuqtr„,!Oiebrit had already received, gave it the ,full 'force ot law; assol,,dty, that to re-enact it in the ‘sai l tif a Bill, /ended to give the House ot Representatives the privilege of a concurrence in the ratification of Treatits, which the Constitution had denied to them, and, eveo put it s in their power'to cancel ar rangements with Foreign States, constitutiossally 'concluded and ratified.—Congress, liar passed an Act for creating the office of Admiral in the Ame rican Navy, It is not ,the intention of Government, as lust 'year, to proiide dining the present year any means of conveyance for persons desirous of emigrating to British North America; Bin if persOns de- Ilion,' of going there can provide far the (Apes= of-their own conveyance to Canada, Lad BA yIIULIST. as Secretary of State for the Colonial De- Pertment, . has proMised to. reerenniktir'illitich versuns to the Governor of the ProvinterfrOrtler that, they, May hove every sleconsmorhitc6irgtiiell them, and that they may .receive on thellliqifital oat that place a grant of land, properly proydrslon cd to their meansand circumstances ot 'cultivation. kik4Q m e of the latest letters Irma Jamaica, it 'appears that in several districts the 111itttitl had been called out, from an 'flare] of an intended ,tisitsg on the part of the negroet; The folloWing singular destiny avOting the late. ...,')Cei.eigort of France, the short-lived PrOViSiOniti klitternment, may be added to the metnorldile ex "lltes of the vicissitudes of fortkene. • .; wtlittette rioltner phot, . • V9 ll4 :lic—idetn, caulaincourt no one komes rte lint :-idrw, jj where. • =Large strug g ling parties of colliers are Parml , pg..the,centary in. the neighbourhood of tell, •, . - charity, be ing be • mut asking, ing nut of einitiov-, lutut, eitic;inAr, rOnny. , • TO t Di' •Ni:\r{TA oUt . reo,;test, tny dent Cousin, ajtleas.tre I deem, 'Lo des.:ib c the Performer: In .11hIrInttster lirertia ; You, shall hare them, all figures, all sorts and all size!; To divert r if I can, our dear friend.; at Devizes. First CPNWAY •tan! forih, not ereeti for we And 'you, With your head miles before, and iour,riviip nines behind you ; Manage vell your rte►c Pawn andArotri, and don't (cite you llut the Town would be glad both to lee and tolhear yOu. Next Eotarox conies, obedient to Like :lingo; just stept frovis his rut nt Guildhall; His longs of stentoreeirsigoor nod ini4ht ; His conception most just, and bis emphasis "right; In EAregethere'S nothiiq indeed to delight us ; lint Judgment admires him in Sipltir.r :and Ctyti.ss7 Ilackwarel comes like a crab Master ABBOTT, I ►even, The Robin .oowyellou. , of every scene; • • In public or private exactly the same, Neitl►cr ri•ing to lofty nor sinking to tame— lie is no /hilly Boitom, to roar and to strain; '• Nu hlt►kter, nu tyrant, r.o a Ercles's Vein ;" lie's 1 4 a Ltiver condoling"—he'll sigh and droop, And look pale as a chicken far gumi in the coup.- Let StNCLAiIt advance, with ksimpering glee;- -• As much as to say—" Who can cholla it tike we?" His shake struggles hard to get out of his th . riittle, Like wine gurtgliug forth froM a narrow-net -kid nettle Then the gamut he rums up and ,down in a minute, As neat scampers over the keys of a spistiet; An unmeaning.seamper may please the profession, But to . use 'tis but noise, lacking taste and expression; His lore has'no softness, sho sweet: " dying fall," And his tempest of fury's no more than a---squall. Oh,: INCLEDON, much is thy absineF Lleidoed-r Though awkWard, yetananly, With metody stor'd ; Musicians may say, you're no science nor art, But yonr notes touch the Lary, your tones reach the heart-- Aral whateePs the opinion of musical ravers, True harmony lives not in crochets or quavers, For notes arelike letters unforMid.into phrases,. Neither language, nor sentiment, only their bases:— As misapplied letters would make me and you sick, Su misapplied notes are but sounds, and nut music. Whitt: HAM EIITON rend the Procemioners Thu STEPHEN!, " laps,up the rapt soul in. ElyliU l 24 i" Her nianner,sn gentle, so pleasing her face, . • • In sweetntst all angel, lit softness all grace ; They say, too, she wants some professional science, But excellence bids all professiou'dchance.• • . , Pretty Foote, yoU arc lovely, and lively, and ligbt, With waiit very taper and eyes vc..-ry. bright ; 'Tis pity . yonr . tongue,. lilie your sex's, can't run-- But limps like a cripple with dot, andzo My Mose wants some whivcoril the *object to flog on, When she thinks of that fernve weight of inat4r, Miss Loam , : ; So lacing quite jaily, lays down herworn pen, Detertnin'd next post to assume it vain ; And resinning heritihjeet, whit% wifti.nna rani. She'll describe, my dear Coz, the Nireinstliest and In Jesuit'' , couplets and language enclitic, . .„ I beg to suhacribc Me, .. • - Your's, , CHRISTOPHER CRITIC. Albany, Fel. 15 . , 1816. • •-• ,Atee—Tile Erliior of Tr r. tlitt,t tins *nil these Verlds to entuptintrnt to the talent they begs *Nit the 'Theatrical Critiques shine may be .41 eiiiitAitting the opinion of tilitJournuton,the merits (f the l'erfutusers ;an& Perfortsinves. . . Major CARTIVRIGTT the'Rnyal: Navy, and takes his pay and 'prize=mottei reraTe gularly. So much for an economical Itetorinm.:' , An aggregiai meeting of the.Catholica of Ire , - land has been summoned' fOr next Thursday in Dublin, for the purpose of considering the Corm of an .iidtiress tt) thePRINCE,DEGIMT, and other Matters connected with their petitions to Parlia ment. This meeting has been convened in con. sequence of the CatholicAssoci.ition Iravin ~,ran Saturday Week, unanimously rejected the petition adopted at A „ meeting . held . a few days previously. at Lord . Trimleston's . house. This petition %vas transmitted to. the Asso'ciation by „Counsellor Belleir, and rejette4 by Messrs: O'Connel, O'Gor-' wait, Mahon, g‘Ponnell, 'awl other leaders of the Catholic bOdy, on the groom! 1! that Wean templated .the alarming purpose of petitioning fat those arrangements, which hail been reprobated by the Catholic voice of ,Ireland:" WESTMINSTRII Satnrday last the NObletnett and Gentle Men educ a ted Rt this School, celebrated their annual dinner at Willis's ItoOmE'• in King -street, St.f.jatucsis,siptsreand .for se;;- 'verill years there has pot been so fult ; an .attend ance ; at six o'clock they sat down, ,to a. Most sumptuous dinner ; and the evening was spent with hiliNrity and pleasure. - DeA . l'llOF TUB LION. c.'fpnwn.7a.---Our renders will learn' with regret, that in 'landing the passen gers by the 6 terat Stewart,' front India, at Port 4, month, on Friday; from a Pilot-boat, the lion. TURNOVII., Lieuteniutt regi merit of. Foot;, and uncle to the present Eart of Wirrrv.P.rost, fell overboard, and was drowned. The accident happened as the vessel was pa”ing the platform and although he had been but a few, minutes in the water, wbea taken' up the' vital ,principle, it would appear, had been totally ex-, tingnilhed. The means recommended forrisens., citation by the Huntooe 'Society . were verse %et inti ly used without effect. The - Dotty, - however, it 'ought to be noticed,' previous to the arrival of better advice, was rolled violently on a cask, under', an ignorant belief, that the salt -water, which de pressed the anitnal fttnctions, would thereby be expelled but it is very questionable tvbetlier that Was hot the Immediate meaus of destroying any remaining tendency to . The Coro ner's Jury, nllOllOB eXaliiinatioti - ot the eircum stences„ returned a Nerdict of-6.4l:cidental Death. SUpDgICDEATIts.---Frithy two atoll instances of sadden death 'occurred in the iteighliouyatod of Alancliester.sqoare. • Mr. ItinKs, tale lainilord Of the Cock public house, in Illandtorikttreeit tvhilat.serving hi 3 Ctastontera behind his' Imr iii apparent good health and goitils; fell'down a nti '0;401 withollt tinAtscoms, who kept a schuoi cin the first floor iti the house of a butcher lli Elst .strcet, MIN( teaching the girls their lessubsi dropptd doivd auti expired tultue 13170. 1 . PA R TO 311 E Elll'lnn, 6.v „ E ...Tbere is,nOw pi iotiog in: - . L9nsion M fall Account of the Maritime ilop t ges of .fly Ati.ttr a:, a 0•! of his Residence m the liland Of St. Ilclena, with .particitlars which hare nett allpearcd in the . Jour %mos. While waititig , for this :curious relation, pe r mission may be given to a Ntitive - or rntrice; who has known 13uoiittoTE: from las childhood to his tall,. to shew ils what manner he now con ducts himself at St. Helena. You will say to rue that I am about to offer you mere conjectures ; but conjecture by otio who is perfe.ctly well WC:. 'painted with The character beComes ,equal to certainty. - • The first effect of misfortune is to plunge him into a profound heaviness, at which seasons he passes twelve and fifteen botirs in•bed-.: On.wak ing he takeif five or six cups :of:verY strong coffee, find-in the evening "he drinkS. five or six more.-- . -- By this, Means he exhiliraies his spirits ; but .in a moment after he becomes stir more . de pressed. lie consumes daily 'a pound ..of snuff which he carries in the pockeis of his ender-waist coats 1 ban generally 'olysit vett :hint' yeti 'tem- , rerate kbis younger days and during the course of his victories, but since his :reverses - be has taken an inclination for wine. drank very much after his defeat'at Moscow, as if he wished to forget his folly. Excess of cpffee produces in litiopantiTs an increasing tendency to transports of passion, from .which he-falls into Catalepsis.-- . - This disorder bc,brotight - from Egypp: it causes in him a trembling:sintilar to that arising from fear ; his eyes become fixed, and his body remains immovable. His Physicians told me th4t he skit tered this disease from an eruption struck inward, .or rather front the strong contrariety of emotions .to which he was liable; for in ambitiOus and vio lent men diseases proceed less from physical than from moral : eiktises. When BuosAPAttili for : dr first time eicpea rlenced the attack of this malady, in the presence of his Army at Marengo, • Moscow, Leipsic,. &c. ,several of ids - PineralS spread the 'report that it svgs the eireccof fear ; Iknt.tbis °Pinion . ‘t 45 :etm! tradicted by all the French military. BiroNA- V4TS, it is certain, bad not every kind of con rage, for instance, that of hearing truth, and, of being bun in reverses ; but it would be injustice to deny that lie hRs carried ,kavery audacity in battle to the highest degree. He 'remains. generally in this sort of lethargy mini] .sane project - , which promises a chinge in his destiny appe4rs to relieve him.. 'When his Coertiers . saw hint thus tranquil they observed, " 1 IluosarAwra, pitased With the TCC*i 1)5111 - 11illt 55 cneral • , will hnve frequently 6 eu deavoured to 'obtain the honour which is due. to Xing : he 'Will titaititain .for some .days the tone tvith tellikh he commanded biy legions. lint if the &itOsit Commancler is severe; UtjONAPARTE still become humble and caressing. He will . flash its Ite. , egan. No. Oflicer cringed ns he did iu )793; to the Proconsuls . of the . . Army., to obtain favours fiont them, .We may, theretore, expect th at t h 6 letters - whieli will be: received toe st o ne timefrninthe Island of St. Helena will Speak bf tio tbing but Os ilocilityunastibniission;, but this ought 'to be a motive for suspicion ; he dreamt, perlitips, ofiese,tping,'`Nt? one is more clever eit•running away, as you well know atremiy.; &cot:six retreats, not sci able 53 tire retre4ts of Tußitetivo and MouttAtt, •liitre• been - attended Wi4i.§tteCess; and the Hoppa-, partista may. ti4t* frons:tk. year .-of these j'amous fliOts as the - Ilthotitetanti horn the ifegitsuof Ma hodet. • , • , The Engl4 Omuta, ''llierefore, be •gnattled again 't the reioniees'a his'inindas to the Means of esc'apc,,a l uK t n e attempts Of soi n e f r i en d s wh o m he has in2a-caruer of the new world; who"call theniselterfree,while:they admire inclination of OtkiiiNPART . F t9„Dopotisnt: Will yrin believe that we predicted his escape from the Island of Ulm in fkiignst . 1 , 130 .‘ We cited two fittnons ex ampfes which pr . tn.qd - that enterprizing nien had returned from a. iftenterAstanec.: The one.is taros, left alone .with.his whole body infmersed in the.M.irsh o f .I.linfurna for tWo days,. to conceal from .the cavalry of • Svi.LA who was in pursuit of him, 'and who returned it.year alter wards to ft4nrei where he put 50,000 citizens to the sword s ,and was proclaimed Consul for the tightb;ltinig, The other is CHAULFS XI I. iti ho after an'.exile of ten years revi;ited r\llll-,ted Sweden, and treated an twiny to attempt new. conquestc . . Isot - theselike other examples of his tory were:oftittle use. We went t that great politicians on reading then) in the Journals, olt• 'served` that these citatiOnt ivertt only 'the " learn, fir - • • Next to ambition and pride, the quality which bps. the greatest sway i n .li tior 4 Ap , saTE trust_ even greater thou that of CuostohLt“ In spite of the bottom- o( the . Englishlhe -wil l uot : make a good- repa st 'from time fear of be ing pOiSoned. .111, suspicions 'began 'when he usurped the sovereign power, ...He hired a coof‘ *limn he paid. very high. to assure him self of his fidelity., When. travelling this cook ' A lways preceded (lint to `the different places, And purchased ever/ . :) thing without, making himself known. Gen.' ~ottoc said to me one day cc if it wag kllOWthtr whitt a,priec No.N'APAwrgeeigns, .he 'would rathe r 'be pitiml.thig ; envied.! : ` 00 at roate.ot 300hilles that We.trayelled 'tog,ether dared mit enter a single inn.., fle..canstantly ute i ts his 'carriage hind eggs and cokt mcntt;' first tasted tty his conk, ;Who rode befiire - lihn. . Ant , ibet fact stay prove to.whatan extent he rite T ied this distrust'. • He Conceiveil some amtpielona . tespe,oing inte of his•voirts-ltie , ehantlive- one diiy, that this man Served hint with chocolate. 1300NA ,,PAKTE "id to bins , " Drink this cup 1:! His du* iositate4 ; ntirwArAlts threw the en? f bolll•nverttpiolate liislAte. Ile ditto /11461 e 4 w what had 'reit iippo the flour. The pnisolt not hoving, operatetl %..!I•Rirt' the aitilte It, the i•alet 7 4'etzlirttob,re came tai' wi:11- the lo* of hi; pitt e. . , The!.t facts are:l4;l6 known excelik 117 thorn %vi) blve I:ft:veined the interio e r of his . pah‘ce l 'l'iiis Tyrant %am fel'ered poif.on to' much, had 4 cliest: fun c'it all i t tinkts of it. Aniting hi*Ministry p o ik e it 11 0t 1 8 by the nan4e of his .l'karruary, kcontains bottles With th'e•e fort year ; for Six ntouti,l for OIN Month 1 tW three d,t'ys Vrtiek Putittre." • During. twenty -fi ve Years I Anfve pilotr•ltin sight of pyotlAr4atE Ei mingle niument. , 1 01)44 send , you. particulars of hint thit aqe nor to be round nor in HistorleHl Diction e rie.4 • l'A;uithitie the honour to be, &e, . . utl xrt At 24 Et.t. ysoia Am -NAVAL. N EWS. 1 , 4 t• "- ' l‘ attwtctt, FEb. 261—Arrived the Lord gelion packet witha.mail and passengers frolit Helvoet. Beattfoi packet with a Mail and passett .. • . slays ; • -.. gets from Ctxliaven. Sailed the Priiice cif Orange packet with a mail and pa'ss'engers for HiAvoet shlys ; Henry Freciing packet with a meil anti passengers for Caillaven.—Wind W. PoNTSMOUTX, FE-8. 25.—.Cilifle . is yesterday the Gutierill Stewart, from Bombay. FALmottni, ?VB. 23.--,Attli'eti yesterday the Doke orKent packet with mails from Lisbon, in 12. days ; krux pt;cket, with mail's from th e Islands,' in 28 tidys ; his • Majesty's achooner Whiting, .his Nlajoity's schoptier Semiotic from ft cruise. 'Arrived to day the Slake packet with. mails ftitta Utlfaltar, in 12 days ; from Londno (tte-,Vitgittia ; Peter Procter, .PuTaitttite; front Lontlok i for Dominica.. Sailed, yesterday the:lll3VeA, NNWIIY, for Itotteti. Sailed to.tlay the Snake packet, BowthN, for Stattgate treekf Harper tritatiport, 13ticxer j VOC . Pible transport, CAMS, tor Cork ; his Majesty's sehticiair sealark .on a cruise.—‘vina S. s. z. The Claudin4, private ship s arrived in the Downs 91) Satuiday. ar),l the :In'lima, a priv.ata ship, yesteiday.-They Lined togethei from I.ls tavia the 2d November, bin patted compat4 „re the Island of Ascension. Tile Claudine touched at the Cupe the 2Gthi Dee. and ai the 10th January. • Tha.Partridgf, Capt. At34lt, tetently arrived at tsmo.9lMorn the Mediterranean Station, sailed an SaturtiaT for Chatham, to he paid ofr. The Partridg-e' We ... Anita on the 13th of November, Leghorn 2.tittt D6tember, and Gitiraltat'on the 2tl instant.. At. 441 torn there were. at anchor, the Uoyne (Admiral Lord Exzwurn), Aja x , and Banterer . ; at liibraltar,. the ill4mtag.oe anti Preenyaoto store-slop. There hod been no otderil received fur the regal of Lord ,Exuouriev fleet, when the Partridge left Leghorn. liii Maj-,ty'S store-ship Camel sanest trout Oitrallar air tltu sNrult day the" Partrittke &I. General ‘VtDoitftttaißst and Wilily are passengers on board her. (wt. W. is antaintrd an the Staff in North America. '1 he General Stewart, private ship, arrived of the Lie 01 ‘Vight on the 23d instant i she left I3otnbay the Silt of.Ottoner, end 'Sr. Hekan tits 4th stir.--The, §IT Pulteney and. A 1141(4 extra ships, ~ irrived at Calcutta ; and the Car- static, - eagulAr 4 4lllo',. at Ceylon. The (lateral Stewart holibbtortglet.dispatchts from St..kle!ena k from SirA t eAatte. CocratveN. No new giceuti. rence of •any interest had , taken place in that island. • The moment the wind wilt perinit, the ciemie, Captain Purvis, Will go out of Vortstriouth harbour, and sail for Plymuatlt, ,10 keels* this flag of IttattAtto KING, for the Lott Indio... She takes 180 boxes, containing about GOMM dollars, for Calcutta. • 'the Vittoria, .MaTitaws, from Marin:thee td Poole, foundered on the 22d tilt, o f'Quimper, baying struck on a rock.---Serett of tbucreW *eri drowned. THE MARKETS. CORN 1?,!0:11A1101 , !, Fun; 26.—:4Ve teeeiveti this morning- supply Of Wheat Irani FeSseX'stint Kent,Aiise:,,sainrptes of whiell %Ohl ivaitily at the prices ol.Thjs dap3week: Barley being in dettiand was per qiiii..l4r dearer. Malt Witt rather doll: Fine Oats Soiereadify at Friday's prices, is. per quarter cheaper than this day . its Petrie and *tins there was no alteration. Foreigir 'Wheat - BN. Fiat dit - --s. English Wheat 40$. 60s. Vint tlittn - a Os. Itsv - 4 Shis.4u,. Vine ditto 31s. —4. Barley - - Pine Grey Voile . $3l. 44.4' 0141dit14w , 27g. 314. Small Tiell 14104 alit. 31.4'. OM Ohio 7s. 371. Peed - 141. 104. i" . ;lie ditto' no, Fill, ditto - - - 27s. ; —*. New ditto - -. Poland ditti) 17$. )94. Fine ditto - -19 s. taa. Mitit L 7 L . 804. 14st INItAto ditto • •-•*. Fine - 6 is. Itipt; 01, 20. per last. WhitePease (boilers) 31.1. SI. Flue Flour - - bOs.: Fine %fiat) Secoudi • ,‘• 49it. Spa. Gi ete INMSt: -' - 27 j. 311. . . SSIITtIFIELD, Fag. 26.—This clay's Mailcet.hotl 8 pretty .gninl supply of rime Beasts ; and the allow ,of Cattle in other respectii Wits iloinewliat coasitletalile fork: and Veal were . kiearer j Beer sod IThiflovpiNe:ted last ; and the trade in get bas tolerably Vick. .The,.sales the Hay-inailelit'Wdie rather lively ; L- b Straw, and ltilr s, tibtoleen last ltiht s. iluntwe, anti Co. the Contrtletori rhr hay.• the itiCtiStlre 11'1)11046(M to theirlfrientsc, that they 'zhated anti sold the W. Catntai which tver4 tirniktit hut satltritity, Fehrnary 24 Nn..0,097; ft PI ize of /,.s,poD. !gut t qt. 4 • - • 1.2,44,1 • L.1,000, ig g Whole Ticltet. I .l ictilt)i); Sl,Airs. I 1244 Tim OAT but Qui fit MitVit4 vAti b i t WETYSISDI3 O Qth Mareit, tnd thr following is Alp: ''- • Gistol .sl,ote cirt ne beet Two Pilice3 nf vv,o(a,'Guinvits in Gail; w Pri'zut of f.20.01'10 finsinds>, - • „Ow: Ptizo or 5,000 Pointis4 Witty Prittesut4.lotti, 1,.50(1, &a. 'l7clufta ond tiht i rr , t, `t,Toctrt4t , ts, are h, thi Contractor' s 114ZARD, Co. not i kt, ilotstive,