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IMPER /di, P RLLIAIEN 7. HOUSE OF COMMONS. EATURD4Y, FEB. 19. 7'llE - SPEAKEk tpcik the Chair tit half past three, 1,c6 Members being presenti when the flousepro. . . ceeded to .a Ballot, - but ,only forty.nne qualified Members were found: The HoUse vas then moved to adjourn to Monday ; but previously to the ad.. journment, we understand, the CHANCELkOR of FOiCHEQUiIt said, that there was a recestsity to have recourse to the power vested in the House by the •Atc.l of the 36th of his present Majesty, which authorized the Hcuse, under circumstances similar to the present, to order an immediate undergand that he lamented in very ' strong terms, the necessity which the non. attendance of Members created for the proposed measure ; but the inconveniences which had resulted from that non.attendance were seriously great, and the honour, the eharaler, and the reputation of the ktouse were at stake, far. the purpose of putting an end to the continuance of such an evil. After ' moving the reading of the proceedings of April zB, 1797, which were read accordingly, he then'moved, as we understand, that the House should be called over on Monday next at half past three o'clock, and the names of all those Members who, did not attend should be set aside for' consideration on a future day, when on sufficient excuses nut being given, the Members so unexcused should he taken into custody by the Serjeant at Arms. T:ie House then adjourned to Monday. fun rho' LONDON GdZLITE, tg, 'BO3. AT the Court at St. James's, the rtSch of Fchttl. nr y, / 8 33 , present, the Kt NCI Muse Excelleca Ma. j!sty in This day the Right Hon. John Hilvy Addington, w a s, by His Majestyli command, sworn of His Ma. jetty's in , ,st Hon. Privy Council, and took his place a: the Board accordingly. At the Court at Sr. James's, the 16th of Feb. 1803, present, the Kmo's Most Excellent Majesty In Council. His Majesty in Council was this .by pleased to ap. point Tulin Commertil, ot Snood, Esq. to be Sheriff' of the Coutiry of Susbox, toste4cl of IVilli,ot4 tt3ri,k.uoo, of cittington, Ellie liAtes, of Rosc.liiri, Esq. to be Sheriff of the Couoty of Pelliiixh, instead of the Holt. Wiikott Rm_ clzvl:, commonly called Lord Milian lit.a.t.wlerk, of Be thrtfertv Park. lo!in Fothes, of 0 futiodig, Esq. to be SherifFof the County of Nterioneth, iris 'cad of Hugo, Owen 1 - 14tt;ha, rot . Carr.% x 3. deli, Esq., - And His Majesty ayes also pleased to make the fol. lowing amendment upon the Roll : Ciymairitaltia--Robert Timmer Warick to be Robert War. wick, at Warwick-11411, Laid Chamberlain's (Vire, February iB, !Bop • Noticc is hereby given, tb.tt there will be a Draw_ jog -Recoil) at St. Jatneh' 4 on 1 hursday next tP 24111 St. Jones's, February 16, 1803. This day Mr. 1)e Lima, Envoy Extraordinary and . Minister Plenipotentiary from Hib Royal High. OM the Prince Regent of Portugal, had an audi. enee of leave. of His Kijrsry. - And the Chevalier De Sousa Continlio, his sue. cessor in the same charaCter,.had a private audience of His. MAjesty, to deliver his credentials. To which he was introduced by the Right Ho. *ennoble Lol.d Hawkesbury, .Ills lqijearyas Prinei. pal Secretary of'State for Foreign AffAirs, and con. clotted by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Km. Master of thr Ceremonies. Si. James's, Wedittseier . y,• FeZruary tBO3. c er e ffsom i, l l o f the Kni,c6lboad and inTeftiture Major-General, ylhei FretnehCradock, Knight of the Most lioncurable Al;litar:y Order of the Bath. The,Knighrs, and the OEceis of the Order, at tended ill the Privy Chamber in their Mantles, Collars, ►&c. and . t‘roceeded from thence, after the I.ev c e, into the Soveleign'A presence, making the ultl3l reverebee, in the following Order The Register and . P.,ecrctary, in their -Mantle, Chain, and 8a4,04. Deputy Bath King of Ainr., in the Mantle, Ch.lin, and Badge, and.bearing the Sceptre, or Pith ; Carrying the Rib.. bon and Badge of the Ord, r a Vt:l‘ct 1:114 czne,logist, in his and Badge. KNIGIITS (;(.0.11.),-t Übi r % i r t iI t Fawcett, Sir 11, rlor liunro, sir Gunning, • IlisOtt I loncnirabl;.! Sir William Frarniiton, His Royal Highness tho I?ii4e.i)f , York, Virtit'and Principal Comp,mt.n. , Then, by His Majes t y' s command, Major-Ge. neral John Francis Cralock was introduced into the Prchence between Sir HedlOT Munro and Sir William Fawcett, the two junior Knights Companion, pler tt.nt, preeed,:d JP: the Registcr and Secretary, (in the absence of the Gentleman Usher of the Order,) with Reverences as bcf;re. The Sword oi Sore was thereupon delivered, to the Sovereign by Sir William Hamilton, the Second Knight in .tienidrity presmi, and Major. General John Francis Cradock, kneeling; ~ w a s knighted therewith. Then His Royal Highness the Duke of . York; the senior knight, preSented the Ribbon and B(ldge to the Sovereign, and , His - Majesty put them over the new Knight's. Right Shoulder, who, bo;rit thus inve‘ttif, had the honor to kiss the So. vt , re.ignrs Hand ; ankl the Procession returued to the Privy Chamber in the order afuroaid. This Ceremony performed in His Majesty's sever,d of the Great Officers of the Court, and Foreign I'ajni3terti, bring present. ic4r-cmcee, 19, I goi. c a l, ion Pormay, from the 3,1 Regiment Of root port:: 0 is oy Itis hiale:ity to be Colongl cominavd4rit t 1 raitai•nigßes. .►Frrli,riu,r ire the .IW/4:rile:A, 4;C. , Regitnellt of North British Milit', s altfl:ti.l 4y tiv Lord titglemant. Paled 21, $BO3. Jcilut Etiq. to b 0 CLiptain. gsltni.filOitt j, thy Itenftcviiiiire lifj3i •!4: 7 "4 /I , thy .14rd Liertenant, ,To he ,The Right 1100. Gertgo 42r1 of Glasgow, nattti. 1.14 i, 22, Oita, TO 11.4 LIC.I4Ic twit- M We, E3q.. Doted Ott. I'o 4:1 hi,sjOr . -- - '4lCliibiiiti CAitpbell, Esq. Pitcd 04. it, 7 1 0,b3espixitts.-I.lmts Duratzp;Ssq. Dited Ott. zt, 1802. isthit Maxwell, •Elq.. Dated Oct. x 3, 002. Lawrence mg:lowan, Esq. Dated Ott 24, dot. William Maxwell, Esq. Dattd pct. 2.5, 1802. . Ex R AT 1.1,4 in the Gazette of the Jsth instant. 'Forfar mid Kineard;ne Regiment of Militia. For Jahn Lautinson, Esq. to be Major-L'onmandaat; read to be 117e/cr. '!'horns clark to he Adjutant, read Cornmiss:on signed by His Majesty. Croltm.o/§co, Fehrwary 19, 1803. Mi'MBER RETURNED TO SPRVE IN THIS FRESENT I AMENT,. Baiough of Stryniv. • The Right Honourable Charles Augustus Bennett, common. called Lord Ossulston, in the room of Robert Hurst, Esq. who, being chosen a Burgess tbr the said Borough of Steyning, and also a Burgess int.' the Borough of Shattes. bury, otherwise shastoh, in the County of Dorset, and Math made his Election to servo for the said Borough of. Shaftesbury. BANKRUPTCY ENIARGF,D. A prii s. J i trtes Adamson, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at tne Bridgewater-A rrns Inn, Manchester. , IS,INXRUPTCY SUPI'sRSEDED. Satizto Coen itgzad, late of Drown's-Buildings, Leadenhall. street, merchant. sANrazip TS . John Corbett, of warehouseman, to suconder Feb. 22, at one, March Is, and April a,, at ten, at Attornies, Mr. Hard s .l.urnival's-Inn, London; or Mr. Prirtington, X.lanchcster. lolin Richardson, of hlanchester, cotton-spinner, March a, at three, 5, at Mile, and April 2 4 at three, at . the Golden- Lion, Nlanchester. , A tiornies, Mr. Hurd, Vurnivalts-Inn, London ; or Mr. Partingron, Mamdiestet. ?home;. Spence, late of Blackburn, shopkeeper, March 3, at live, 4, at eleven, and April a, at live, at the Queen's. Head, Blackburn. , Attorney, Mr. Dewhurst, Blackburn. William Townson the younger, of Wolverhampton, grocer, March 7, at four, 8 ? and April 1, at eleven, at the tenting. ham-,Arms ino, Slutthall. Attornies, Mr. Johnston, Hall - Stairs, Inner-Temple or Messrs. Chre4, W ishtwick and threes, Wolverhampton. William Spence, of Upper-Catton, Yorkshire, corn,fkaor, March 3,4, and April z, at eleven, at the George I nu, • York. Attornies, Mr. Leole, ;Walton ; or Mr. Marmaduke Robinson, Essex-street, Strand. John Boyes, late of Wetictose-square, wine -merchant, Feb. z 6, March s, and April 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hayiies, Fenchuroh-street. • Luke Staples, of Wapping, Staffordshiro warehouseman, Feb. zc, al?, and April a, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attnr. 'lies, Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson, Lincoln's-Inn, Ntov.r.ei 'rare, • • • Peter Le Sorter; of Great Winchester -street, London, mer chant, Feb. az, March 8, and April 2, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Jackson, Watbrook. niviDElvay. April 15. George. Smith* and John Curre, of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, bankers . , at ten, at Guildhall, I.olldoll. March 12: James Barber, of Gerrard -street, woollen-draper, at eleven; ar G ild March tg. Oliver Frederick Stocken the younger, late of Parsons-Green, coal-merchant, at ten, at Gur ic tall, March 15. Alex. Martin and Thou. Martin, of Panron-atreet, cabinet-makers, at eleven, at Guildhall. April a. Sam. Elclerton and John Piper, of Godalming, Surrey, linen-drapers, at eleven, at CI March tc. James Allan, of Bristol, architect, at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn, Bristol. March ts : Robert Stephens, of Manchester, dealer in weft and twist. at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester. March 1. (co.Cawthorn, *Mlle Strand, bookseller, at one, at Guildhall. *March g Founts tindroth, late of Kingston-upon-Null, merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, aairl Town.. March at. John Eldertun, of Great Carter-lane, oil and colourman, at eleven, at Guildhal l. CNIT I FICiITES. March rs. Thomas Nash. of Wurwiek.ztree ! , Golden. square, Plumbs!' and glazier. Charles Stock well, or Shelf, Halifax, scribbling.miller, C. Hemingway, of Leeds. presser, J. Haigh, of Shelf, farmer, san-i Ctoetcwall. of Halifax, yftinum, I. Baker, of Leeds, dyer, and J. Rogerson, same place, dyer. Thomas Cook, of Much Cowarn, Hereford, furmar. Abraham Bicknell, late of Upper Berkley-streot, butcher. John Elderton. of Great Carter.lane oil and colourtnun. ' !limas Carter the younger, l u te o f Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, corn chandler. itioliardWiggin, of Biltatm, Stafford, druggiat and grocer. Griltitli Jenkins, of Swansea, Gldittorgan, tanner. MAILS. ARA IVICL. 11.)!Iatd r F 11414/bUr,:ll . DUI, PRICE C)1 STOCKS, !Ili DAY Aj TWSl,t's bciC. CU115013 • . • - 71 THE SUN. got, UUIS xXC I YALIIVAI AUDZAT LONDON, FEB1 , 111.11:1' 2 103* ON Saturday, Government received Dispatches rro.” Lord Wit iTwott fit. Nothing has transpired ; bur their contents are s upposed to have been orcon. sit - hirable importance. Wit this day give the details contained in the P111;1 Papers to the isth inst. the arrival of ►which we stopped the Press on Saturday to announce, Si►ice then we have received additional Papers to the 7th inst. which, however, contain very little that is new or interesting. LAST night arrived a Mail from Holland. Letters from the Hague state, that the Supplies necessary• for the present year in the Batavian Re. public, will amount to nearly 53,0c0,000 of florins, whilst the whole Revenue of the Republic amounts to,only 30,000,000. There is consequently a de. licit of 23,000,000. A number of Troops have arrived at • Drinkiri, who will be embarked from thence for St. Domingo. Great quantities of arms and ammunition for the same destination, arc likewise daily arriving at Dunkirk, from Lisle, Dourly, and hfauletw. 'rite Commissary who was about to take posses. sion of Sfllitotert in the name of the Gitron DUKE of TuscAt4v, has suddenly received counter orders. Yesterday Trra . ra, MAJESTIES and the Pam. rues EbIZABE ni s 4troussTA, and Aw. Y In attended Diiine Service at Sr. Georges Clia. pc), Wipdsor. 'The PR INC E,SS MARI , itintli4leS lutlilirOSCti with a COiti at the Queen's Howe. ile , Qtraa cv will hold a Dawing•toom at St. jamta'h on Thuradv oe4t4 EXECUTION OF THE TR.IITORS. A little before nine o'clock this morning, the seven following Prisoners, convicted of High Trea- son, viz. Edward Marcus Dotard, Tho►nas Broughton, John Francis, Arthur Graham, John Afacnamara, John Wood,' and James sedgewick Wratten, were brought out upon the scaffold ereaed on the top of , the ,New Gaol, Horsemonger4ane, to un. dergo the SentenCe of the Law. Colonel Dtspard came the last upon the Scaf fold. He made a Speech to the surrounding Spedators, in which he declared his innocence of the Crime for which he was condemned to . die. His Fellow-Suffere rs sa id not hi ng , an d all behaved with great decorum, and resignation to their fate. After the Colonel had made his Speech he was greeted by clapping and huzzaing, otherwise the Populace behaved with the greatest propriety. Nearly about nine o'clock the Platfoim dropped. After hanging about half an hour they were cut down, and decapitated. The whole at the awful ceremony , was concluded by a quarter past ten. Cal. Despard was the first who was beheaded. The Soldiers were dressed in their Regimentals. The vast assemblage of PeOple who were collea. ed upon the occasion, were apparently much Aid ed at the scene, and quietly disperSed. Two detachments of the Horse Guards, and one of the' Scotch Greys were stationed in various parts of Sr. George's Fields, and about the Obelisk; but none in the immediate vicinity of the Prison : as no appearance of riot was visible, the Greys marched hack before noon. , The Relatives of the unhappy SUiretCrs at that time were waiting for their bodies. At six o'clock on Saturday evening, His Majesty's Warrant tar the Execution of Col. Despard, and six of 'big associates, and also an order 'from Lord PE LH4ra, 1 - or the respite of the three others under sentence of death, reached the New Gaol in the Borough. As the Warrant contained a remission of part ot the Sentence of those executed this morning , • and may not he uninteresting, we have here given an extra& from it " And whereas we have thought fit to remit part of the Sen- tence, viz. th 4 talking out and burning their bowela hetbre their faces, and dividitig the bodies of Edviard Alarcus Despard, y.hviotf, ii - andri Brorghicr, ?!. B<dguick Wfaltrityl. Grabs,, and y.m..mara,Severally intafour parts, out will and pleasure 14 that execution be done up on the s.la kdi 'd Ael.vedis - Derp.a;d, Enrocrt, Mama: Broughton, y. Sedirvick Wralien, A. Graham, :to,' y, .11 , 1,4cmuntar9, by their biting drawn and hanged, and having theii heads 4evercit froni their bodies, according to the said Sentalica only, at the usual place olexcq,ktion, on Monday next, the asst day of February; and for so doing this shall he yo ur Manua- Given At our Court at Saint James's, this tfull day of Febru. , ary, 1863, in the 43,1 year of our Reig n . B y His Majesty' s • (Signed) " PELIIAM. " To= trusty and welt.hcloved Sheriffof the County uf Surrey, and others whom it may cogent." Annexed is a Copy of the Order for the Respite. " 31k, initetplA Feb. 19, ISO 3. " 1 am commanded to signify. to you the K vac's P tea sure; that the execution of the Sentence Of Death passed upon TilOMat Newman, Daniel ,OmcGrit, and trilliamr 1-.4Aro'o, now in the Gaol for the County of Surreyy, he respifect until further signification of H:3 M. ItiTY'S PigaStlrC. • " 1 am,; Sir,. your racist obetlient_humble Servant, (Signed) , AM," To our trusty, &c. &c. At eight o'clock yesterday morning Col. Derpard and his fellow-priboneta were sem fur by Mr. Iv ES to attend, the Chapel. They,all cheerfully obeyed the summons except Col. Delpard and Maciramara ; the twiner assigned no reason for his refusal, but the latter said he was a Roman Catholic, and it would not be consistent with his faith. The Rev. Mr. Wmcicwonni read prayers, after which fie delivered a very impressive sermon, extremely applicable to the situation of the prison. ers. The text was taken from the 18th chapter of St. Luke and the thirteenth verse, 6 , God be •-narr. aid to me a , 'inner." The unhappy men joined in prayer with great devotion; and the impression made by the'sernion was indicative of true fortitude, contrition for their crimes, and sincere repentance. At this time none o f the Prisriners were apprised of the warrant, for their execution being received. Jt ,was thought best to reserve the unhappy tidings till their minds had been fortified by the Chaplain's discourse, which had the desired viral; for when they heard, the fatal information, they seemed all thoroughly prepared to meet it. • .Colonel Dapard seemed more surprised than af. feacd. The wives and relatives of the Prisoners wer e permitted to stay with them the greatest part of the day. Nothing could bem le distressing than their farewell on quitting the prison. Colonel Drs. pard shewed .strong emotions of grief on .the me. laocholy OCC4ISiOrI. By daylight, yesterday, Mr. Iv es bad a proper number of persons employed on the top of the New Gaol, to erect a platform, and as the morning ad. vanced, the neighbourhood of Horsemo nger -l ane began to he crowded by the populace, to, see the scalding completed. Towards the middle of the day the concourse was uncommonly great. Lord W. BRNTINCK takes his passage for Madras in the Earl Howe, Captain Rog eaT I3ustaowts: His Lordship will be iscorted by a Friptc under the command of Captain LuKI N. On Wednesday evening,.as Mr. Cerny, of Cheap, side, had-just got into a iiighgate.stage, in Foie. street, With an intention of 'going to his country. house at Holloway, he fell' down as soon as he en tered the coach s and vOred inotatilly, r 1 oIS, FIB. 16. Tsui' write from the Banks of theßhine,, that great preparations are making at Minster fOr the reception of the kJ im of Pausstit, who is expelled to. visit his new possessions - in Westphalia in the commencement of the Spring. About JO men: will march at . that period from the interior :if , 'the Prussia n St aten , towa rds the We > er 'and the Rhine. - - - or 12,00 0 The Court of Vienna has formally recognized the KING Of E T R UR lA . The Sp an i s h Ambassador in thaiCapit a l ha s , transm it te d t o the Count Ds Co. a E NTZ E L , Mi n i ster f or F o r e ig n Affairs, Letters of Notification ann ounc i ng the accession of the King to the Thro n e o f Tuscany. These Letters lad been presented several times to the Minister, who had hitherfo reftised to receive them. The Helvetic Government has addressed to the National PrefeCts of the Cantons of Basle, Sole" Bern,., Fribourg, and Leman, a circular letter, en• joining them to take the greatest care to prevent the importation of English Merchandize into Sao!" 4 land, and - for . that purpose to inspe& the .ts of merchandize within their jurisdiction, and tat's" blish guards on the frontiers, &c. This Viol has been adopted_ in consequence of the representa" tions of the French General, Nay. RAT ISRON, FE u. 4.--The Deputation of the Ent pire held yesterday its 4.oth Sitting. The Direc i torial Ministers collated the votes on the Not e c the Ministers of the Mediating Powers COnCeln r ln g the order of the votes a t t h e Di et . Bohemia tfr; red to the vote s ‘ v i l i c h i t gave on the same au`V— in the 38th Sitting. Saxony proposed to transmitr the ,Diet, and • the. Imperial Plenipotentiary,. the Note, as a supplement to that of the ilith of last month. Brandenburg 'recognized in the Note, ... a new proof of the so li c i tu d e o f t h e M e di at ing Parer of which the objeCt is t o pre vent all snePensicsl I t the deliberatio ns o f t h e Di et , an d a ll dispute Wit respat to rank.— It proposed to the Deroatic" to h intoa C transmit the Not e to t h e Di et , as a S u pplement t ° the Conci urum o f t h e a 3 d o f N ovem b er ; te °th! Sub - convertedde 1 eg sr e s havin g agreed ovci usll to m. this propositi on, tr was The Sub-Delegate of Bavaria then gavt.the ex; planation which he had reserved in the Sittin4 the t9th o f J anuary on the Convention ligi?eutheo Paris on the 2 6 t h o f D ecem b er . -H e ma d e , to name of his Court, a' Declaration,' by which h e —4 manded for the cession of the Bi s hopric of Fichtteito an equitable compensation, and,prayed the Dee ta ; lion to transmi t hi s de man d to the Mi n i st ers at , Mediating Powers. Bohemia said he wool,' makea Report upon th e s ubj e ct to hi s Court. 13°nden; burg approved of it, Saxony, the Grand Nlf te e of the Teutonic . Oidcr, Watemborg, and 1. : e , 5 1 ' , 0 Cassel, reserved thems e l ves t ill t h e ope ning, u; • - Protocol. s hl pq eOrni GRNOA., JAN. 2g.—The three French mantled ,by Rea r- Adni iral BIDOU having 00 b f ()ar ni 2018 men of the Polish Demi Brigade, sett au hence yesterday afternoon with a favourable IT,: they were joined by another vessel from iti' 3 " . " - which appeacd in sight of ottr Purr last SdOdaY. There remains here o n ly 4.00 Poles who 3$ i , is understood, be embarked on hoard t he F itesn' the Corvette which arrived this clay. If we may believe letters from Capliarire' fre ' l at Leghorn, the English Sc Iladron which w a s at anchor in Ori sta n Bay, has set sail with such P re " cipitation a that they l e f t on s h ore Some of their pro' visions. This departure took place after the "!" • val of thre e Frigates. We d o not k now w hat rote the Squadron h as ta k en . s t RAvISBON, FEB. 4.—A Fr en ch Courier ,„ivrd from Paris o n t h e tar o f t hi s mont h, w ho g$ important determinations.on t h e s ubjtel of the of the Rhine, anti th at of Fyffe,/,. Tb ese defame" nations will, it is said, be pubnsliedimmediatelP •I3ERNX, FR a. s,—We do not yet know the con' tents of the Ativf Mediation which hat been Irl y s ; mined to the H e l vet i c 'C on g ress - at P ar is. know only, that . this Aet consists of twenty Artti Government.cies, nin eteen o f w hi c h regar d t h e C anto ns, an t one the Centr a l G ove rnent. :Each D.4ember 4) . 4 the Committee h as received. a printed copy at meeting held wi t h t h e 'French Commissioner ) .- ' They have made their remarks upOn each Articl e ' which the Commissioners have engag ed to sratl / '' MU to' the FIRST CONSUL.. We regard this Aa of .'Mediation as , thel)asl the new Helvetic Consti tut i on an d i t i s .thoutO i that it comprixes all the Cantonal Organizatianss an d t h e Central Organizations. Of the sixty Deputies from different Cantons who went to Paris to assist in the plans of the FR ST CONSUL of France, Forty.five (imam); that the GUvernment ler'y established should he, made permanent. Fifteen wish that the old G overment should, h 5 restored nearly in its primitive force. lii the first forty-five, are three Deputies frle l the Helvetic Senate, rwenty..nine 4 tim Diets of li i ra ' Canumi, seven from diffolent rural Cantons/ q,`',„ ?frau, a Privileged Ci t y, fi ve w h o are i n Il 3 e, potation because they were before in offiejf; rity. The other Party consists of fire v e v l. ,i v i.. from Aristocra t ic C antons ; an d ieveo fitnn leged CORN EXCHANOR, FEB. Zl. WE have to:day but- middling supplies of 110 kind of Grain ; having m an y buyers, Wheat 44' re 'i; dily, but at no material Variation ; Barky, 111 °-. a r in . plenty, is full is. lower Pease re ich heft' • prices ; and'Beans are someth ing l ess ; O a ts in to lerable good quantity, an d dO not se l lower, ;."` prices of FlOur as last week. Wheat 4ss a sos aSBi NI 1 Tick Beans -2 8 s c ‘ Fine ditto - bat a 6ts cd Oats 14$ n Barley - 22$ a 16) o 4 I , ,iiand ditto. 12 ' 3 ' ) ' o f Malt 39 5 a 44s 6d !tape Seed 3 1 ' 3 Rye 335 a 36s Oil Fine Flour • - 45' ns" :1 0 White Pease 3 3a . a 4" otl Second do - .40 a " Beans • 3c5 a 35s od • The wreck of the /Endways Indiaman has not been abandoned, as was rep .rted. Three gun-bri i. g li and the Fdot Sloop are now riding near her , fir tHc purpose of recovering suc t further parrs of cargo as can be saved, an d to prevent the woo' being plundered,