The Sun. — London, England, 1815-09-05 00:00:00

GERMAN PAPERS. P‘OS, AUG. 10.--Illavp 110%7 been for some time in this Babylon, and find it just the same as fiver : _just as full of nise, dirt, tlissoluteness,.and :.t:lgit2 tricks, as it :was eleven yeats :10 %Olen I first -visizsll it. • . . . . .. _ Paris and the French remain ever the ; . - and 'it 'is doing these worthy profile wrong-to say that ti. v c hange. They "ate' just '-as amusing as' 'ever, turn every thing into I joke, and have now ra . hlished, stPictionary weather-cocks, which .hews what places every Senator, 0 - eneral, Let is- IZepresentittive, &e.'has• had Ninee- 1792, how o;ten he has changed his opinion, and tvliat . said at different period , ill praise of the Re l whiie, in praise of Buonaparte, and in prais'e the n ois fbons. The editors reckon themstives, among the weather-cocks ; they say, *" it is, how- i . i s in -goad society one is in *company with :dl the people in Place." t .v , oat hoes nor please the French is, the many f; , rvi.zn ~ 4 nests %vim. lodge -with. them. • . -They ask." xelier s fore this tont le monde est I,:ary;ille, et It pctit coquip cst _parti pion. Ste. lelene."-LThey are not at all edified . at reading iii" the neWspapers 0% it `a Ititssium:trinv is pass•lng 114, , Eihe at Dtestlen, tlyit the Danes -have passe'd rat Ilamburgh., anal that our - King raises 60,00 0 3nt-n of !he ElinhVehr. \\Then We tell them that all those are to go into cAT::onments here, they exchtim, that it will cause n.lowine atid a revolution ; that we must , con sider our own iii' crest, When ‘V(' answer, that, tirumfus knoW what war is, that we knotv tow iii itch 'coun , ry could hear, that with n, the ye.nr. swa llowed up the whole revenue 0,, e , :s tates ; an d that p e ople must not comlilaiil - fril they had had troops erintot)ed among them for five or six nuitiths together, then they.are,si)ent. some ,ffiecrs of . outr Landstrtim are here in their Geemao dress. Thcse they had-not. yet seen, and lsclieved that these were new n•itions that-"w ere coming . agwinst them from the land ` ()f and Nagog. They enquited what was the meaning of the cross upon. their caps and being told that it indicates a crnsade of all the nations of ChriSt rinlont against them, they scented to think that France might at ..last be overvOwercd. Wh it gives them some coorage is, that they Gnaw all the, fortresses : but the Allies besiege them.: '.('histhey cannOt coni;eive: " The•Kingthe 's•Allies besiege the King's fortresses 1 ." Whenthey ar e among-tfuemselves they say, that ,the 'are - W'orse than lßi. o ; they had declared 'they made war only trPon hint and his adherents, and * tot ttpim France ;—now he is beatvn„and the'' army dis s olved, and yet the hostilitieS''continta;. 'Hwy, po,or creatures. were as innocent as . we, of the returnot the L.relc'rat or the Fourlie from Elha! What could 4tey have done against ,the armv Of the 20;040 ela n only 7,600 were present at the elections ; thus all the elections were mill, the l a w requiring half the- vtiters to be prclerit and llt,tonaparre's Chambers were not the Cham bers of the people. ~ The tincertaliay in which they are, copcetning 'what the Ailies redly intend, and that they do not all declare their intentio•us. mat;eg tlwtn very unhappy, and they fear the r.vorst ; mamely, that 4.1,e Engl . 's! , will take t e ityrtr:sses in Flande - 4 for Ilrasant and :he Germans, Alsace and Lot - - Aastiia and that Austria will give : up its roik:.,l to Al...xander, and . hemietn I'rn-,:::.1 d Auv,tria a convention be_brought about, by which t'.. , :kroly wd) , • f g ahl waited, and, sift it' the dedtir of the present King, come to I ) ! ' Mee of • Prussia. Their hope; are placed upon Talleyrand's dexterity, which they lore will hindet this, and di>solve the coalition. • They fear that if all these partitions and ces sion, are effected,. and all the pri'vate' interests of tar Allies S i) atijuted, they nunat gi‘e .a .lnyopt: roaktay. them qinrrirel alnowp tl9L`ln;el:•es, • They like the Englit, the best ; at least they pr.sisc them the most. 'Duey irate a great respect forWeliington, and exp.eet much from his i n .. thsenee wish the (Vellington is. a nvni of a- frank. awl open c haracter, it a high sense of ho!nrar, and noted for a strict adhetence to hit rc'ord, ttley think this imiv save them,' its he will 7 , 1 , , vvr 'agree to the change of an iota in the deela a.tions of Vinna, tilt the drawing up of Talkyrand. had SitCh a happy intf.tenee, tind which nnly be cotqldered .as.a miu4erpiece, of diplowatic , Ifilenis ; ,fact, .say they, - French diponu.,ey was ocver inore• sitnati:on• Ilan at Vienna after . the •2011, of.Alarch,httt never eird tfispity such n y it, , < pour Inaintenir lcur attitude imposaute and 1 his hey owe entir,-ly to the Great State , ,,alalt tVh.ol.w .as at.. of the - r Kellea ;•' • For some tiare'past att's' do not' like the Rns ..xian"., so wekas they dish s they had reckUned that - Alen under wonld be inagnaniniOn:, n ot let their' pay any thing ; b\tt the heavy t equ-I-,itions. •,hich the Russian Intendants now on:them the Ra,sian•artn7 have,. L as-- ;:ay, opened . t'i't':. '1 he administratioty't4, : KU:: Austrian lotendants,is also . not to their liking; butt, how - -ever, rite-t; prefer them . a ll to ns ; cannot yet find s-mt the . cause of this hatred " par ; excettenec:." lt • 1 :1110-..t that it is be.CallSe s :1' Otir narChyis. of .t,nelt recent date,.atid so sulahi, (C'hich D ol:es . then) 1,11 ..singi'V, tilt troops - of - the' la;ol , kohurg the 'capital of • t h e 1;,. 5 ,114 - r;ell Fratt.-e. ; , 1:ley that if ,1411;4 7 I,, n d a nd 13assiii ivos4ck o:fl l idetlare.: - ..theinstAv'eS tteu:ral, they s hou'vli,thei3Or a - n-iat oh- for the. Ger-. mans, and . ho:lt those Powers they have reasiYi to wish thin Vrance: may not beanore "tilted than it 1,3, . . . . ~. ()i our i.,•(i01).-stjit..y rci:itCtlie gr(:test excesses. '''' •if 01 . 1.,2 etutpires on lite. 51)011 t,1,14, are fonn:l to 1)e • lAlse. 'Frino• '4,c. ..,I...iiiltiil to- P pri,s tyey t(;1(1 Inc all . Was tylliag.e.itrhe itth'll'AtiAnts h3:i'ae.d., ~, ,, u,i nothing, tv•,i; to tnifpttini. •- 1 ...11e're!ore took •t,li•e prvearaion, • of - ptirti'og . sOlou pro . % i7.010s 41 -.)DY ..e'rqiia-l e ; liiti.. „.../ ...11Pt , -drill litoi 111 - nuts i A.Ly: the . %,%,•.1)oo roa(1 th; re . '.% . •'i;i:not 7 "..is t ifite-e..!0t....,4%-at.,,, -clicept 1ie1.,.: :Ind tin•re o .. ';.'.bl:6;itais lit 111 , 2. .:.:-1 , 1 , 5, .“I):l,p:•rrtpgitlf ~t, un , . 's'olitalt y-lioll-C-', ‘....1)0'5e illiiiilliti;iiiS li-I.;i.t' iied, NMI .. • the (h/w.' :ill'i".1i1(10‘VS.().1 VVltkll lit ,iii: 'it 1)1 . 1)1\t ti '.: Dve,o uy.l-,11:•-s.01.ticl?.to 1001;. col' prOx .. i.sons.' Every wliert;-t-livi)eoiTle'%.e.'eo:!:intlie vill::l,i....i'renceablv . ~ . 1 ''''Llt)l.sl.'l3, Kb. ... -I V: bli§ -111 e • . :`,S • Ntlntt .1).. - ;:tty sxorics. are . ._ . ... .. . ... • , • M~ • told and - believed of us ; the fullowing may serve as 'a speciThen, I have it from rt FrenchMan,nther , 'wise x very tensible man, whose trowledge of the mathethatical mitt physical. - .sciences I should be very happy to pos s ess. In the battle of Ill'lle Alliance, the Enclish cat•ried otf from the field first their own. wounded, pnd then . the trench. Our tirailleurs, • hOwever, opposed this,and.sai 4 , it they did not let the 10 7. lows lie they Avould , .fire upon theM. Ppoo Lord Wellington wrote . to Blucher, asking whaj kind of conduct this was ; and that if ,he•did slot keep his troops in or ► er. he wouh B rent fire upon With grapesliot., Lord Wdlingttin ‘vr.s dispkas ed.w.iih. I hg-thyndactot . onr troops, bediad.de chfred to a perso-i'of rtrnk, that. ii this Controlled, ‘vinittirs'eptrrate, evewgive the battlejaa iii l:e !V:, neetin ot het. 'manse " - " ,1 411. 1 'Veltehnian what i Vont' only consolation answerS, the hope..4lle , will quarrel. , they continue to agree, and all remains it is,'" then they will. kave Fratict..." Th,v_calio•ot h6pit I'o -live in a country so pro : . Paned by the preenee of styling:2.l - s, \.%1r0 - ,wstillt"Sh • proudly .rer,theie' heads: this I they ma y coil s o k • I he m'seives \Oh' ifs ;Geimany haii . also liven long profaned by the presence of strang , who ahr.) walked' nrondly'ovve their heads To this they ate' Silent. • 'ler they so -willingly say as they ( r ed flarvt, years ago, ‘" But yonare; only 6(1-mans.," • • Ft s Last year titer Paid too, " One'has hot - to speak :French tO ntril;e 'the Gcrotrus tremble." ,Now they tip WA say . 50, I 10:y find that slick arrogant` tvords do not fail 6) the gro'and; • Last year they said, " ". - The straTgers: on enter- - ing the capital, trembled 'at the sight...ot their own 'triumphs." feel' now that the :Strangers %punier • thettzscivcs st i coinfortabl •tti let them seer hat they do not tremble at their own triamplis• Last %reek the Minister at \\Tar and the N•linister , of Police Connived at the tnalance cut a great •Mnuber of Frenid: off-leers' and. soldiers into the' city, pall . aps in all 31,000. One saw more 4.•tirein iii the streets than of .the .English and - Prussians. •INere was an z ippearance of •tinnolt city, 1 . 1 . 14 le revolittion Was : •expected. , probably . thonglrt to 'uwe High Allies by this priceeding. Alexinder, how ever, i t uniedlirtely..itopliedt he right •reined!,i'. r llt ttotde :10,000 chosen troops. enter .the. digs r"e viewed, them, and - has now quarteredflionherc. ..N:)%v all ,the arrogant-ideas qt . the •Piirisians become ,quite tame, singe they, have seen I`',ooo Russian grenadivrS in a hineirpon the, , BOtileyards . ,, and your way tviriti them your. finger, so pa tient me they. They are very angry with the RhenWi, Mercury, which indeed they know mill : from-the extracts, given iti,...Wionaparte's•thne.: NoW - : they get .no from' the otligr : Gertmin papers.. lfirdary . . . BEILG Aciu: 25.-t—We have 5(Am-a let tci:..froM I.).tris.; of Nviticli the Toilowin , g - is an: extract It is. ;1111.11,k11.4.4 to . obstt , •ce..the different reports that cite itttre. h(-fr, with .xv llich people tcrtify each other like children ‘vith Iroligoblins, Thus . they seri o hied. a few days since 't hat a great COllSllll'llCy VeilS 011 toot to,miirtler - nil the 'Allied troops and all the , What foi,n3da there.,u;Aht be for the report - I:rill . not:4lretenl - to decide ; however, it is true, •tliat all the oftkers retnaitted ‘vitli their arms, ditl•ntit - go to bed, urnl the horses were ready saddled; , The nigh.tylloW e.vet;wass',irs. quiet ds.tisual, indeed-the Aotibletrgnards, and the wimertnis patrole?; dea valry may ltaye contribitted.. i. evident thgt the Buonttpartkts seek every opportunity of r'ick jug. avarrel : with the Royalists. it is incredible what:a number of_Vretich s:ohliers . -are bere.,.he sides;the National' i;uartls." Tnereis "however :nothing to fear. CitirnOn, 211!(1 stiong detachments of troops are placed on all the bridges;atid in the squares, and arnong the rest on the Pont 1Z0va1,.5 6 that Lou:,i V lPi. t-'.01"- his windows lookS• burar the very motiths of their:. All the posts are..Wdili gla:tril'ed,. and Wong bodies of c a valry patrole the i;tseets in the night. Frenclunan aSks if the triicles of peace. Will not soonlYe-pairlietl,: anti we go liOnie - again ; 4nd „seems Much surin.ised when be is told .there eat) he no question (it this till ail :he tortresses-arc sur rendered. The exanipl,e of Prussia seetiks to have animated other.,Gerturo l'owrs to reclaim their . 4yrofrerty. Karishatis•en, a s,istants., is C0 , 111 ; C ;from. Iler f se Cassel, for'this has brought with him complete and perfect copies of the,catalor,ne's made lir 140t5 an - 4 Moon, ,410 Coitinlis4ont..rs of :Cas., , M; and :will , very Likely earry , amay some hundreds of the ...finest , paintings others the egiel)Tat et! Paul Irt 7 A t or. 'Austria: begins ,I6r hilly, ti!e splendid : MirSenni - will be stripped of its finest or nanient... A i /young Frenchman to'whom- 1 lately 'made 11119 obseyvation, an.swered iii the genuine French spirit; " Well, that will not _be - sucliat great misfortune, we hare goiwil artists , Who make us otliers." And this he said when I ven 'cured-to hint that the Apollo Belvidere a:rd,. the ,other Statues. knight 'be carried a\vay.--iitich is Ow proud self eoneeito..f. this people: NOG, 20..—The'preparations'-'for the der.parture of the Archduchess Maria Louisa htiv ing been for sonic time stspemled, it is pres‘rtned she will not fora long time go, tO Parina,•burthal the Diu- I 'Y will be Vve"'" Austria.. The Archduchess, wishes to he always- near her son, to . telioin she is itiost tenderly-attaciml. ieSterday 'gttaial gave up 'the posts io the palace,. :and visewhert-,. , 10 the reguLti. troops now retirrn ed, and TeceiVcd:, 1111 the hceasion. lilt. thanks of I the Entpe'l'Or, which lie had ordered t(*) be notified to.thol. Most -0 thy regiments returning from . and the Rhine, . ,Hungary tint: Transylvania. VestotAly 'rnol'iling „about seven o'clock, as the it orkuu:n we're etnpluted iu ptillihg damp some old howles LeacicUb.a4`Nlatket, One of Oittnisn(l - g‘Ave way, antl'htiriel an elderly. radii., a la tlie ruin? : the piintlelloW W 45 trot (lug ( ~,t . when eichiffrited a most choeking'spectaele :; anktrreA - lithe extinct, itu fl he Was COllVeyed to.111f.• watch-house Until a coroner's intrust is §finitttoqed. The'other turn in the hinise hisurinst-titiw to; estape i.hels.said to lam - cleft i 41 1 ,1 large f4tnily. I' 01,1 r/2,7.; ..IQ;i.r-stilEl , ,T -Yesterday a respectalil hi,1.(.-by.oker in the .city was brought to theOffice,•elvitrged %vitt' obtaining a bill from a I:atly , to. g'et dis'cuimted; for. the amount.t)f 2001, on which he told her ihe had .only been. .tain 1001, , whereas, she charged him with having received the whole of the amomit,.and had applied 1001. of the'money tai his men 115 e.. :.The prisouer.declared his inno- . eence, and prdesseil.his readiness to fay txpkin his conduct, ,vhith, be had no doubt, *mild .be satisfactory to the Lady ; however, it iiroVed to be that it was on the boniplaint of the Lady• - he' womlpprebended, The prisoner was mdered .tOr remain in the custody of Adkin; the Officer who apprehended him, for the business to bejtillyin-; , %•estigated before Mr.oliiNlE, who -granted the Warrant to apprehend. the prisoneh • . UNION-HAL! . • - FIInCEiZY.--filaii-/M -ran, a l'iipeetailleOlc -, man, lately,cmdhlential clerk ,to "Sliehlrake awl 'Co.. Jps . 4 - ich, %was ch•Arge(l with lot v ipg committed lth.: , cr.ies uptm theni to the atnonnt of several liiin(h'ea ponwls. The prisoner ,ihseontletli atttl ‘vas . tillalt as lie Was a/UHIE to embark .1 - Of Anictica, at I.36,stot.:—ltetitanded. M.lll,l,lloltOlitilicllßEET. , AGGRAVVTED ROBBERY..—John Mahoney WaS Charged with robbing Clßirle9 APDevet; 'at May nard-street,• St. Giles'&. The prisoner - keeps a liotte of ill tame, and tit his soggestion au aYin doped wonnrn pie . lieti op the ch[»l7lAinant in the street. 1 . 7,C . p,16 . i . 5 . went into a rootn together, and the woman (nmirding. to her sworn Meta before the Magistrate) wtttpressed on by the prisoner to rob the roseettt. , r,.bat she feint ed.. AA limgth.Mntioneti drew it knife front his pocket, mid severed the neck imndkerehiet of the prosectttor;whiele contained the notes, %rill' which he made was fully .coqunittect for trial.. lat'l:;C. , Z-statJAltt. Evromox.--Ye3terday one of the Collectors of Tolls at. the.. Queen's Elito Gate, appeared_bk fore"\V. FIELDItiG; t." . .,5ti.." pursuant to an 'infortna-, tion I,kid against him by - Mr. George.FOrbes, of H„ ttoil . gan len,.•Which char,..ecr him with takimrg. lot the toll of a horse, on Sunday, the 27th bf August, informant llavinir srliVred •.vhicb he rcceivekat. Hyde Park Corn.',: "- - cor!vieted in the penalty () cont•J, efirtis, a ya4a ii*uu!,;', ,, d a 6i, Chel ssa, sometimes- residiag in xorkhonse, .nas charged, on oh of ElliS; with picking the poel‘:et ,of. an infirm and crippled .soldier of Syme notes. :Knowing tbat this soldier had mo ney abow hini, - having been at Chelsea, he piol•-• fered assistance to the invalid.;. and wile 3) at=. tending him, he contrived to steal the propel:! _• itt que.stion. Ellis, not liking, the condnet or _Zia r a cter or Curtis, watchedsaw the tran3.action,-.—Committcd till the ( - 2,ippred soldier v:;4'.73 cii it ap 4 peztr• Eliza!ieth cliiirgeci, under aggra vated circuntstaptes, hyNars. Lawrence, with roh binglicr readv-furnislied apartinents,, as Airs. 1-1. had preViollbly lent the prisoner money to get work, which she . .iiutl spent instead of laying' it out jt operly. afteraartls'sqipped the Tl7art nients of 'all ti-e.litieri,fornittire,"&c.--;Coutirrilti:(l. L abont nine o'clock, a terrible fire, broke coot at the. town of Sout'lne in•this county; w couirsii o f few- hotyrs,.burot font teto ilvvOling-lioases to the gronnd,,tOgether va.rious- bulr s ll:3, coyn, and hay stacks.. to the amo unt.;of.;evcral - ..thoustvid 1115111'( 61 poun ds, very little of :which •,a.;5 Air. Martin, a respectable farmer'is the greatest Sufferer on this nolaneholy occasion. The fire teas ~,,,,a o 'o n cd" by • a -blucher of ‘the' . „ - plitee• Over beat in:* a- boil'er to scald a -hog . the fiamt:,:cif .connust-ricatcci to'. the, wood-Avork ,of fl;i 7 Loose,. and'spread,so to lay the dwa: ; . 4 ;zc , as , above &tate(l,-- - in ashes in ressS aim . ) t h ree hoors.---_(//u;ilingdon , Sept. 2.). : NCIITEIt, SEPT. 24:--010/ MA' E. S COtiviC!:::),ind-Selit,Cileetl". to deatit'fiw,entting anU :I,llo's for . felosty,, .and \V•ulo, Ito-ssett.'" l l l is for :felony, hutv;; received conditiond pirrdon, and are to be transport Pd to Nev‘ *Mitt' Wake'; and James Horton arnif John sentenced to seven years tramlpovtation;'lave-becn.l;entoVed from oor goal to LanCei Gosport,. there . to wait their.sentence:being,tairied into effect.. On' Sunday afternoon . ; a man's suit of clothes was- found upon a beach, by the side ,o(the r'is'er, bet %Teen Lambeth and ; it is supposed that.he went to ba:thp and.W.as drow'ned.. :7-)at afterttoon• a young Ai/01110i travelling to Lontrott 'by (Cie vvaggott„ got out-to ride upon the s-hafts„ otar Punsta when )y sown. atm ; :dent, 4lue was thrown off, an. the wheels , passing, over bier body, killed her on the-spot. On l '.llltirsdar List, an c::,traorcrrnary reccident ha-ppelted, att, Cortrin this, county. A young :man (employed . that day in 'the room of the regobir post-boy);, was- conveying: the mail bags f , rom , liug'eley to UttoXeter; • tin horseback ; and when : : lie bad reached the bridge at Colton, his horse : took fright, 'and j4unped over the battle inept, falng front a height of 20- feet into very wateC. The horse was .killed upon the spt, butt the *man escaped unhurt,! , Alarmed, hoWever, with n urea . sOmtbie, fears of panishment, •he made oil with great 'precipitation,, leaving the letter -bags behind hint Luckily several persons • saw the transaction, and the bags we re conveyed i tgain iii safety to the po s t- office at lingeley. (Stabri;:qlshire Adrertiser, Sept: 2.) A .tew days ago, a man named Scanlan, a tieket pouter at the BelfAst'llotel;got a small papei• cel , containing 50t. in notes, to . deliver to. a My. Smith in Camden-street. lie met a 'matr of the name of ArtnstrOng, who had been a coachmanhe at that hotel for 12 or 14 years' s :who told him was going by.thp door, and woad. deliver it for hi(it.-- 7 -Scanlan gave it to hint, %vitt) as strict charge to bring hack a receipt for it, as it cont aimed •ney. Armstrong, instead of delivering thc parce l - .as directe(l, absconded , with it. Scanlan vertt in pursuit of him, and Succeeded- in taking him„ • about 40 Miles off' He. brought him to town in q t .rstody; a.ndls in hopes of :.gettin g back, the pro ' perty. ,The fellow is in clos e contutenatuc. ' &C . A'r IN MARIi..-LANY4 MALPAs. Meal-11600r ~ ''yL;-• 21, .to Aug. '26. 0s °, (.1. • ' Quarterss at 6 AI 12.1 ---.---- a t 59% 44 :4 .17 ---...- at 5 6 "„ - 1 gi 0 .______.---' at 34 ....---7---.—. at 5.45"04 215 ,L._- at 530°i -- - 189 --------- at g 5 ou i 'l3 - .._.______.,_. at 505011 ". 71 ...--,----- at 4iis Od 18 -------at 4F/ 011 .. Cl!tarter at 76;'pe at 72s Od 478 -7--rt-r -- at 'Os pd 112 'at 69's nd 445 . 123 463 6Cs.Od • 491 302 - iat 6 , 1 s Od 94 371 at 62s od ' Gls 0(.1 • Total, 4261 Ql:arlers.—Average 6` 2 s. • • • .55.• lower that! last return.' A 'RETURN. or FLOUR, ' - • - t Ogl Ce4 From A ttko, .10,. t 0 Aug. 125.-- ranioc ke - the C S. d. Sachs. •s. S' c"' °„' 0 ' 4a 61 0 - so 65 4)- - 6.1 0 (;01, ao 0. • so ----- - 53 ° 431 , -- tY • -- 59 0 SO of . Ia , 62 0 et 51 ) 0 I lb TO6l-686 , 1 Sacks.—Average, 6 2 5: 74d. Is: 6!,j1; I owtor than - last vt ; cek- • S cks. SLEDS. . Red Clover,(Fortig •ti) .. ,* 5.0, t o 755. per ewt ! , • Dittit E l i g li s t', - ' ' 45s 70s to 84s Woitedato.. - 60, OJs to 1 0 '. '" -r., L' Rye-Grass . • —s )U. , to 56s l'„. ' , boor 110'04,, White ..: ' • 1i; Od 1 - 0' Ids ( le Red and Green.. '. l6s.oil to 183, 0 ' bite i%lttstard Seed th-owii ditto ' Isgd to 106 0 0 Carraway S:.1::1,5 Luria:Wei' du. - or. • Cinque k'oiti 404 itist Ot lo :,O5 Oti h.. - ,;. Treloil - ',.,' or ' , Catittcy .. '.. . • • •, . Out Cake at. the Milli 9i. O. lier toolt s4° . VX Ter If! .. t11:01ils 'II4ID-713GerF::::idi ......... Curn-ile •'t K• 313 pd 0 1 Wht uto tlj Bacit.y, per- qr. .3.1 s tid to :i7s od peaw ... . Oats "245 Oel to 32s F 1-10.1'S. 4 New Ba4s. p~cicc4s';i v. New pocc, • I,le-ntt 7l .4' Sussexto 101 Os Ktiit...l. • 1 1 u 7 to (' t3 l (l I s s to 91 Os 'Su.ssex..• • 1 I° A: to 131 71 u; 111 v PRICE C .rutkV. /, ------- By ttie Carcase. Beef • as Ott to 45 4(1 - Vea1._..... 1 4 4: gat tls sd to 4s 24: POrk ....... • Lamb, 4S. Ott. to SS. .oti• L . ( 2.c 1) 02:; OF -IVI-IE. INlesspi. Cur r intAutli.v• 1 - •:':'‘7L;•.:,"l'E AND LEAril: 1:0 4,1 ST. JAMES'S HAY MARKET, S e P t.'2' 4i 1 0 5 64 4 . ..... z3l od hisl 9 . ; 6cl----"Ave.!;4; II •11 IGs od to 21 is • WIIITECIIAPk.;L 11 11 NlAlth'r''' 41 0 , 1 9 0 ;0 t; e l 4' Hay ' 41 -ns 6LI to .51 y{•,at~ ... . . 11 113 s Od to CLover sl it;g 0(1 to GI 0 1 • PRICE OF LEATIIF.R• .%I ,t t w a 00 to 5611 is each..... .... . per ib• • • Ditto, SG to titiloi eu eli •.. .. ... ••• • • • , z • 19- .Nlerclutiits' Backs 4 ' v•il Dre, ,, ing•Jl ides ••• ••...••• - • • • • •• 11, ; 1 'Fine Coach Hides „..• .... .... --••• • " • .1 /Ph . t o o, k Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs for cutting ••••• ' • • • : 9( ; to Ditt0...... 45 to 501 hi ............... •• ' •• • ... t , Calf Skins.. •30 f0.401b , s .......... •••••• • • • • • .4' 41 , 4 to 56 _1 Ditto 'SQ to ;0 11)s .. ......... ••••• • • ' . Ditto 7O-to 8011)5.............. ••• • • • I . 4itil t „, IP? Seals aitt ... . . e . , .. d. . 0 . z . e. . ix • • • • • •• • • • •• • :.. .41.1 IDES. 2e Ir a .to , .64 13 • • •'•••'-• sit to js to: Alarlit C all. •. 5 od t° : • Horse 14 • , Shearlitags, 2 , 1 , 1. to tif;(l- - Lamb Skins, to 5•! 11:1. W 3 ALLQw.,‘ ,0,6 a Town Talla 7 1.5 0 Vellow,ltus4ta Los dd , s 1 : p t t d t t t ) , , 0 ()) c i i 6464 . : ri v; Melt iiig• S ll 0 5 .• ot t Ditto • 10 , i t , 0 (irardestico,, 104, 26 , Clird •••' • 4 : ...• •• • 9 63 jtis I Pal IV ••• • • 41 ,, 13 Pricili s if Candles, per dozen, 1 0s Otl ' 1 —•; — " • 0 1 ; i / o ° 1 : 1 :y. z., 6d per dozen :Illoweki for " • uCi 'St. *L . ! ts' NI rti LI . 1 . 04 ° F CI a iNtaa.ct. s *. Os od :Ilarlict 4s 0,.! ; per I s:.:?Ite• of 81b. 2 s 0.(.1 . 1 . g .... ;4s .6d I'IIIIOI , CP ..... 'Arottled f' sit 4• SCrTZI4I3 pro • o 45 c. 641' COAL NtAICKET, Ships sold- ~ od. tg , o 9t+ , ./ 9 ...... es. • 0 to 41. .. ... ... 635 . 0, *Milli at :11acket. . Nc w ........ . 11 sutlderland... ..... . ,Stone C0a1... • •• • • • ----- -- 7 . Ws' pooglras, 0f...a datntlitc • . • . r .7.1 It1:1.1S. - —.. s,etlittla' t • , ..,s, • • , e a Onitlie I ?tit ult. at ITriibane-placeo '-' a 'r o e tle' 'or i Ira tly a' 133 uhf .., on kb , . ciii), u14 ,- .. at Edirilyurall, t'lle . 6,00 %violin Oswald, 1(..C:11. of a Ilitoglit:r. • rife ~,,f i• i Oa Saturday last, in lietlforthitlac.e, ;i?'= , ' • ...0;10 1 Esq., of.a dangitter. , i t i'; f' , . 56' 40 1 1 / On the 2G0% alt. at.Wartrour, ale lauil . - pr ... - : ' - -f rafe • Esti: of a-Amu:liter. lad y'4.l,''' On Friday l'ast., at Lai4gt•on, the i .. ..._„„e" E:iti. of a still-born son. . , • On. the 94th nit. at CochlarTichy, co.tlal.lo, l' evo gli ..... . or. Ja 3 t o v Jeliail,i13:,:ssi:(:1;),:ii';;!:`,a':::::fis::::. ::f1 3. 1., : i 5 t . :.:....°e:fi:':ri;f::::l7.'„l.°`. bie.,.'d es . eec.:.;b.7.„,..,,,iii, i i - e: . c : Id'. '0,1)5:1f:' On the 29th wit. ;It • 13•uriton, 1-1, tr iton, 110441:::10,ploter i daughter of Lieut•-G:ncral lin4onin.• '.irli::l,ii,tm.ltis::::)got:ttil(),,,i,l‘i;€39‘.‘le,iati.r‘,..i t e r e I. , it .; ..1-3. 1): s tunt_ .11:::pe'ol.,L'I'!'141 . j"? Btel}hen, yotioi,evt da.u.shter of the late .1, tl' . sio .:• '.,..6,,. 01 Lately, at - `;Varwie.l:, .Williatil C°lll4/5' VI at m elro . use, i.ieutll-100gbi Tracey, of Storehouse. es to'• It. E:o ..: : . t st :ib il tt i q „ ....v o s , t r e ß r ~, j o a n g T t . :::‘ , (l r 11: aged g 2, 6. ,r. s c .i : f ;:: f o ll l , 5 . : . 1 1 : 13 ,1; 4 1 :: f 5 ;::: 1 1 a ulay, at . brt:tc, aged .2, ~,, yt,ii- 4 metly a Major in the.:.arilly,,,nisi for " 14 ,', e flicbi'r manter of Ow Cavalt-v .13arrwelo tte:,r that c:.•.-4ovife. 0 _ Ott Saturday ' the' :t.i itistaut, Nizte, 0! • ie 64til ,1.',,,,q. ‘l'Cli,linioi•e-bill., ai4'cli.l9' trey( o ill 00,0 t:•" On the 2.sth. ultittao) at 1:nowle Noose , %t. ;,.(10 a Year of his•a,,e ( • or,e Ntoittagii, fs‘l,3 - ' , fe " , t Col . •'' 1' ' • •- - . f 0140- cold Colonel of the SN'ilts• Milito. „a !Wl,' 0 _ I tite Ott Tuesda);, the 1,51-11 of Atitto,t,'-'. ,tocilley, - aged }-1, Lieutena•ut Geotge• Itichara A., stream Guavas.. .~-~'"~ c r O : •So. „ 0001 LOINIi()N : Pt:110.0i I)V CA I,t,STAlti,I., vs, „ll tjsc'' uililiflL aikti pithicsiiedV A• ,r -1":c1"01, at the Sev N„- 112 • iut:ats)Ct , ' . . 1 i