The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-27 00:00:00

I „BLOCKADE OF 77TE'ELBE AND WESER TO .THE. EDITOR OF THE' SUN. • 0,1 STR., BY yotir Paper of the 9 9th irtsr. Tinbserve, tha my Ramirks in "Fitz Sup I.of, 'the 22:i Novediher have, roused the wrathfur itteligruititio of the origi. nalrEiiaiivon the . abiive am : seorofoily called, . t ikreNistible Reasontr,,a sapient Writer, determined Apologist foF 'Me Mini t 3ter; a With. Man, tall..Src : , -:rt fit; proper to make:allhwances for a.Writer tint areuttomed-toonr mndel.4judziitg on eontroversf,, where hard - names .and words•nre applied instead of civikargument, . In this. Country .it is 'generally ctinsidere(t-that Writers-of this stamp, for want: of better ..proof to. ov:ereome their opponent, ibelter themselves under this subterfuge, not becoming Ge ntlemen.: :.1"shall avoid fallint into , the sameettor, arkshonly say,. L d•lein none of. the:above' epithets ap. pkittitkuito'ite;.- I hope 144 a man of plain berme, ark4ropondersfand the- sulvjea'fUl.l art won 44 Alie Writer doll's, stnee4,linve.ktroWn•thg.htisioek.4:in: voivedli,l3l.this (.Itspilie, both. Coeoreticell.y Atol - pur.- tiblilyi for. marry .yeafa..] As Er the Minivers,„l ara,tampillogikt regarti to. any rrleac.ure' of tilt irs,•• siill3l the rne asii re .. /irs iquest ion—ha ye' no jni rine r ;of connexion with any of the Minisieos , v,ever upike to doe' (11:thi_ro in myt life ;;.have neither place-, pew!: slew, of dipectincy ; but beiniv 11(01 . 0 oileprudeor; ditfbartWarron my own .ctmviEtion, teeeefute what I arrittied oyini , -o of inky OPPonent;• vaiiicittreitiiarion to promulk;are,•l.consiticr tu,have, amegiral i!iglti. wiih.hitncelf. did . nonattanlr, in:the most distant .degree, any ttibig Ailrespeelfol rreiriark that he, .was Amt. a SHVeI an,l except where I s^. utter) !hit recorn. nsendirstilm, that:British Ships shnui,i s iouk u n d er th e mantle ilf , Nentrality.'--,deny their; Colours. This is. art. idea. unWort by (+Britons, and if it he grateiitboe , itograteful to , my. Qpponcotia car, J repeati,iti. With pride naticinal extilration.- lle says, " I admit metsi thing-that hat the colour olcorreaness 'in my, 9oponent's Statement.",--1 presume :this marrtli .of Neutrality, exhibited in its real Co lotirsi. belongs in the chapter of-admissions, ;as it :passed oven in silence. Upon the same principle of admission, by: not being coottoverted, my Opponent allows that the. Towns on .the-Elbe an+ Weser do still partake. of a, great portion of their. usual Trade by cir. cuitoul channels;- that 'Trade :has madt,ittell new channels, and now. proceedi with equalnvigour,. and: much greater security, than it would have done had this measure not •takCri place ; that the Neutrality of the Hans Towns:is precarious ; that thelßloe'Katk hay prevented ;that confluk of British Property'iti; those ill.gdarded Towns, and better secured Briti s h Mercantile Payments; that if the Blockade:l444)ot taketuplace, perhaps the poor Hanoverians might havO been kneed by their Task:masters to fight againsti.their 'own,Sovereign;' a n a that the Blocki atiedursrincreased;thtTrade of Great Britain, parti_ cularly - with the United States of America lie spesiallyLatiows andi finds fault. with. • ~, , t7 , /u4rnrtf, with these: Adniimians af.gcsnd,conse. quences arising to Great Britain, we might4est perfe4tly satisfied with—the—profitableness of the measure, if: all (host . ; Pillttfmos. to the. rest pc • lny Acoliuk , i were orsterling value, which I can bruo ev , 4 ,tia L 59 1 , 0 ....1., F .ncS I west 1 . 415.: the libettnct? 1 . ...0n. tOP,:t, ~eyen -rt r ,the risclue of, being agA4 tickt rage , OP A. , l Yh` l i' a l.' w?. (l ,'• . ~:- . ,• ~..tv.ty..Atcswerrr 11.:d1 great f,,oilt nn a cc o u nt o f, my . iayinghis.infirni,iit ion Mi 4 4 . , Cfriji VC,. oral, his-cony, cfusiutt ,erroneetis (.16iiupe, S., 1 sa y, : At i3O ; I gAye,,this as my opinion, frorpmy orn,experktiee ; as Jiving upon the :,pot, an .I)bserving that what I di t f spe, ,I . R I nut. Olte:ipoilti with ids asser.riotp.. ; Tt d 0 pot appear thathsproi,l,nced any Fool of his "YvL)..,i!lit4,t , /i(''hs. .T act; in id to dignify it with th . ,' tletauttntit!ortscp s .jevcfi,, p w)len . 11e. apßeals '! co , i fe l eliide nee' of 414 wttlf, known at the ' Roy a 'i. Ex., t,‘ 4 4 , 4 P 4 4 5. a . .‘. t' f u'l l e'r's 4 : 4l i 6 ,!:tic'e.7 ( . l l', l a e b rn ii it . e o ( f l 'l ,!; Y lliu,7ri s g r, o t f > ' the 1111.; litirth u ilf Liir,,pe ?" if,fte : tines, I .ti peal to tfte di ,:ime OislolLe for t,4 3...oidt;y. of„tny,assertions. Thus sive are at isstis,i thus ,1 suittnic,t(),,the ;freisiowof tXPeriniceJ Mc i r,tllants, whether the,Bri t i s h TAade to. all& from Get many, initead.4lteits Ala elcened, has not becn iltictnntpuoly brisk ? wits tkicr Colpniot produce has not bort,ie a very high ; mice /„ : 1,-m4in.. tamp the affirmative of both I . 4 .. Ili 1; , ' l ' 4, ji:ignution the- Answe , rer tpeaks . of, happen., rd on the Ftenelt taking.,posses k ion of the, flanove.., rian jetritory i ere it was itfpWil how Constrict:cc might be affe,ned by this measure. The mercantila, people, i,n the I Tana Tow ns !.koot.l : a much aghas..ap, this . occtirrene as any, ~a(ilitdi 'Trader. . j. 44 t w, an- awful time to pause, o and, it ditt .s giqjt . to the Merthatit who' did pause., '''llie fillureS tithich took piece 'were not in Coll4efilleflee of, the .s fo re. hottsti' being overloaded; bitt front the 'obvious (Linger of" the English Convoy iheti ready for sea t p'l.);_r‘ ding for the Elbe . Itinti Weser t `'.4..i4; the Hilo, eatic and, Dutch Merchants witLhoitirdg their 'remit lan'ees in this'period,'whieh Caused some Houses whip were perfretly solid to stop payment. The Blockade of the Elba and Weser derreed by our Government, was the•sieal for the 'lViercit tots ~ i ~ . of this,Country Whit teCilu i.o lliey,sought for new Channeleof trade, arid thei'f7mott them. The Bri tish property in Hatnburgli waf - renoverted, and if' the French did put their threat Of bre . .dtiost tht. Neutrality now in 'execution, they 'Would find, a comparative nothing to what there did eXist'at the • breaking nut of the war. Thus has the Blockade five'''. the British Merchant 'fair native that he ii flat to venture his propeity - on such a perilous spot; ifitedoes anti looses, be liasnnly so blame him Self. Wilco my Opponetittiks of sugar as b6ng low at .dos. the Britishly:ider not ; in . rile mercantile linefmnst hr told . tliar by this the price, of 501110 TVluitiSvaao•` sugAr- is trieant, : Without the duty of los. Fr cwt. a's 'it has been, now 2.0. per' cwt. Thttp. it is 'twill( to insinuate, that bos, to 64.5. for iOunti Muscovado - ,stigat 'was riot a Liir liner: in war dine: I who haVe seen more wars than one, knew that it isofuough it has been kno w n to be *higher ',then the plantin g of , sugar ',A :A s less•ahuittlant than it 'has been of late•years; by - the Last Indies 'O ro . clueing' ouch immens m supplies ..' instead of the best - • entite faiiing °lily feicited 1 2O's.: to . f 2 ' 5 .4 . ill i lIV P London MlA:et, I maintain that for a c*risitletible time the most ctininiOri ordinarrliai' fetched those prices, and fini! as high as rgOs. and , tiowards. ' :. But the - price grit these articles, get' or low, has; stridly speaking, nothing to do. with the argument, except it et ti he ,prottett . (Wt.'. these articles would Italie sold' b,stter if the 1316eltade,had not taken place ;. And if my thitseirist ivifl be so hardy . to prove_lhis pOint, - fl - tViTIE. 'show himself very courageous 'and . able; but till I ice it done; I must doubt die possi. Anyone consersanr in this year's trade, 'knows that the C::ffee was sold as fait as it ivai landed at prices irery Sitt , isfaelory to. the Importers ; thht.' sugar fetched betttr prices - than, front the considerable stock, could have been expeCled. ' The'very places which 'were' supplied by' the Hans Towns• frdirr sources nut Britishi.'Were 'nolst forced to apply to Great• Britain to be 'supplied, dr they must have done without, of which 'ninny 'instances • c ould he' giVeri. — Ere these, individuals thus' applied,. they were foiced ,to paY'enorMuus pi ices"for tliCri!Main. lag staCkslo the Hans Towns, but these prices only' Learn:oi . - in ConScrptence of 'the retarded supply by the'l3fd;!.l6d , .'•• 'lt would be curious in f lect, to bull_' pOie"the" same efi:e6l if the Blockade hid nor 'existed ; ,yet 'upon this . strange-htea:doei.iny 'Opponent infer .that this extra gain is a loss .WNich ykra past the' • BritisViellers. ,'. ' ( :. 4. .. ..„,-' , That the somewhaecircuitous 'mode of conveying . British Manufietures , into the interior of , GerrsP"Y ' by the Blockade, is more:tedious..thart usual, ,itv very 1 possible. But certainly after the French delar,ation,,• ;that ,thev wantea. pOssession ..pf: (heat tvib..l4,ivers,. ,even to the surreptitiously p4ssessing thetriselvers,of , the Neutral Poiiof Cuxhaven, purposely toprevuoi:x the introduction of British Manuladurea, , 4lle. l‘hcf,a; 'unfaaiirer .must.have been a 'ma:finial toi.seud.hisa goods to' I hose Rivers, blockattettormot blockaded, The soineitiliat longer .detention, •by •going.. Past, these unsafe channels,. is- surely she:lesser evil thin total confiscation, which was , threatened by the me t . cilia Janissaries of RONXP ARTS. and CO. My, Op_, ponent controverts the . position, " that .if those Ri v . ot s hatVool,heco blockatictr,..we should have had: French Privateer, float thence 2! 'lle- thinks .we, might , have had a Military Blockade .for. that pun. ' pose alone.; so, as lie states, we have Cruiters•who watch all the Vous at trance so tlifigentlit, thatoot: even-- *a Fishing-boat, • with Itostilia purpose, - cam escape their vigilante;' It hailienzjitther - thiforttur nacefor this hold Asserter, thatiptlyour veryParet in which his Answer is 7fouritli4otriinsent, sunder, the Naval Intelligenceothat theta Gironde French! Privateer, of 24 guns, belonging: toilßourtleaux,Lhast been spoke by an Antirietali iallierhoprof the 4 hon,, net I•Aocord leg to my Answeret - 's iuggestion t .thece ought not to lac a Frenell Privateer ai Sea:. Prolsably such Bleck:e(fe ai thiywOuld suit",tlte Hanseatic taste compltit4y. Thar they would be necessitated to let British price, be sold in-their Cities is a mat. ter of course, for they durst not refuse :it, a: f or f e i t 1 their .exustencii.. ••• '. . • A mina 'itiosrbe devoid of - every. feeling, which tael4di nowtorntrriierate the State, whoae. fate., by unhappy circumstances isiodinked.to the iron hand ot tyranny; -hut whilst .we tribt4CagliU. tn:ar,tcy, iminitst attend .to the ,duty tta our..elees„ riot to he endangered. by any,qtempad which may (I‘, aP 4,, ,, 41,1crabie mischi e f, apit Nee) , possibly ow rrrl vv ; e eqissrate.., , • gegotdmk, .the r Upited Settes,;pot being ;f ablit,,to tri(de.a.o ll(tielturgh, in 'cotteleg.i.lepopof the•llloecode, rtheir T gi a cl. n t singelirtithit *old entitle them, to a : prefereace ‘ to other 14ations,eqeally. notice : is given ok oca . place by. the P9wepb) s eels.,i4ieg the ,saine„. such eviiee,,aec,(tpling tl~e „Law (it Nations, must be, ,te?peactl: by the NettAei t l Powers. Probably no vticles sit 'r le'4s, in vathee ; lty trtqteg'Great Beitai44eir..Entiepot,. in. 9 " C~cl of the flans Towns, bsei than e 0 truln tpe , States; and it is believed the Brit . :sii,Merchants.ate almoit art ithls tei'make advances upon Cargoes as the IVlTerch.itets in said Towns, and manage the sales as hone4tlr.' • During the time that France is about its vivid eXperiments, whether this . CoUntry can exist withoittju,reign conneiiioni, this Country may perhaps art led t.albe porioil 'mite apother experiment, it', and how farl,-le(qeigii . Countriei can do. without Out Commerce.- :Possibly we are 'furl as faradvanced in our etPeriment its- the French are in. theirs. , In regard to : while I stated as to-the elfed of the illocksde. on' ;the Swindling Bills of the Freech Racket - 9,1m Hainburgh, to support any sudden calla of the 'French Finances, 1 bad it from very satisfac. tory 'authority . ; and it is well known tlear these int. mense transedions -betwixt. Hamburg!) and Paris Could not be on the foundation of solid Trade or Cummeree.•, ,Paris is no place•M Commerce, nor will it be•prnimblyresserieal that 'any of its Inhabitants up participant s of the- French :West-India Mile. .11,8 t in consequence.ot the blockade, anti the con.. exacted circulation in Ilienborglip Paper Negotia.. tion.s of all kind cannot be carried . no in .art equal degree,' is gliterally believed,: though .there be in gener.ir plenty of unemployed Money in the hand 3 of c,,retiii , holders, who discount capital paper .as low ii 4 3, pee cents: per attn.. rather than venture it in tra()e.in,titnes they Aetna highly perilous. Thus, Mr. Editor,: it ati p ars:. to. me I have re. plied to all the•ohjeetions of my Opponent. 1:will inake no.vow that I decline the contest ; it Pend :upon ' any future remarks deserving a reply ()r not; for as my Answerer, 'by wham he says, seems nut to have time to do jtistice to himself, iiis,ten 'to one if lie has time to do justiceltt me. . I am, with truth * , • . . A WE 1.1.-W Pil3 ER TO GREAT BRITAIN Dec. Ip, 1803. 'Ms:D.II'S TRADE., P. S. One cannot-:be much- surprized that my Opponent feels particularly :sure on the aut . /jai of the American' TrAtle, being-Interrupted by this Blockade. The Ilatnleurgeese have, from the very beginning of the American Rebellion, hail . a harts. cular affenion for. that rising Republic, and, were not wanting in their good services to them.. In shore, if 1.0.1. rd .NORTH, like Mr. ADDINGTON, had sent our Ships to,blockade the - .Elbe ,at that - time, they would lotve caught some,pitElOtrs ammunition Shipments going to Arrriica, and' thereby, :saved seme lives. of His Majesty's gootl.Subjegs. The . . people w - bo laid the foundation to their rt , ..:e by this neutral traffic, knew well what they were about, and :l iar from a sense of. duty. they ought to' have atted .very differently. But Neutral Wlerclia•!s think it not . only their .right,' but b,ninden duty, in case of a politicar..squabble, let it. be great on little, to makedas much of both parties as they can, and if their sometimes even feeble efforts can prolong the difference, they are not behind-hand with goOd Ser_ vices of this nature.- • Should one of.the Disputants touch a hair of 'their : head, the Neutrals cry out most tinmercifully,• thteaten to throw all their fluence into the other scale ; still they AS' Mei: chants, go to the - best/market - , and sometimes do as the I/itchUnder the Duke of MAkLBeROtTGIf in Flanders, when they supplied the-French with gun powder to fight the,Dutch and lOglish Arinks In general, : the Neutral Merchants kel it .exceed ing hard tharlhey, should be excluded from the . Ines of other Etrropearr-Nalions, -. lhe Cultivation and retaining-of which. cost those Nations an inimen.rity orlabour, 44100ci and treasure, no wltich these NEU trills have not contributed one atom. tnis become the: bnOtu frien,ls of tlitise who ..prottiu:e changes by which their own sphere of Commerce toay,pt' enta!gm ; 30 n..lten that 'spliere is cOnt rad.: «I again to what it. oniginally used to be, they think J ll it the highest . existing - injustice and lei_ I .on't lie right ~of , , • . _ - • • DUBLIN, DEC. 22 • • . . TUE death of that gallant "Ofgeer.,- Capt. pone:. soar, is a siti,ijql l 1 4 - lellet4laitrottior . i c in IN! nzi'_ bent to wholOik . ,beinge f fl;as wtil atno• gst thine wilt) had the happiness , ' of his :acquaintance,. from the many "ansible . (tf i t ac - 1:44M 1141 probity of his nature. The following letter, addressed to Major' St oby, IP. L LtlCa whQ COMlUAttiti 41.:,Yrotninry. Corps,io that and !Ohm zeal Anti atfl>ivity for the matiltenancep.ublic,sr:tngaillity.fr.:highly meri torious,. conveys .the trwlancholy intelligence• that event•:- . • .01.. • r Doar,Sir,An esonstquence of yourinformations, r:llscarche&the - Gaol,of-Rhilipstownvi n alia.ancithcr house in. the; sown, wheit J. thought it 1-nat unlikely.,that Wy Lie aria 'Mallon, might' be con. !'ceased, but did not Meet them therei; Ithea:thought probable:that they might heir) arlsouse , At‘Lially;. crimmon, • wiihin two miles .of Philiptiottrni. Which the Gaoler of.Pitilipstown had latcly,iikens and, on consulting Captain /lions° .the , 4th-Dragoon Quids, and Lieutenant SH.citt.otx, , rnyjennian . Troopt,..iwe thought,khe mos,t -likely.s.vay of Asking them , would be by.surprizeoand in consequence,We three - went-there allttle after eleven ,c,'clock, itadiustas we got rheke the dtior Avastithut.-on es, and I ,senkotr 4ieu tenant SEE litiOClti tinal Actachittent of the Yeomanry, Captain Douosort and I determined "icemitch'tilLthe guiard,cante , triwhiid in,conscquetice tor& Oat .tm , thO flank t he, houiev4ruhwasbencinve were iromedialeiy..blaliged to Mt ire: :The bottle hay. ing -a:parapet w 411: all .rocintl- it ~ thet.pessons within threw down stones sod flags on us, station our ing froth the, house, We saw two mvn iotiking over the parapet wail, one With a bitlnCiefirrillit i txh c other With tpistOlS 0111Criii1118. shotivas.fited ,it tarn I)uocs.oixovhich .unfortainatelykilled him ; tw o merewere fife& at me, by one ofiwilielasvai ,;101iy wounded, .Captain Dka.r.w,roikr •fi'eedt,orie shot,: and, I.,fired:three,: •but I MR tiOffr 10 S # ty i .witha u e,,,lF„a aoi, i by the , Captairr's unfortunate deatli,, , ind: wound, the villains. made their eEcaliec.,:iirlie.G.tolett rofTliiiipstown rind hi 3 ite-are in•cortfinementv bc .tke.the. iviliains were in- is,an tincommon..strong WWI and I understand , since,. shat a repotr.vta,s in the country thaysome deserters hayinntred there, which Alit them on. theimitiard i that -being a e a..4se s nothing but 'cannon, could diAodg.e them. Thek lett behind them in the timse appund-of powder, and near six popnds of I had pities of tnilitry out immediately'affetthem, hut the. hO i p heir so close tollte house; - gill 'CO extensive, they_ have hi. therto eluded our search,, though I am Mill in hope's they 'mak be: r taken, i 'asA think tho.*havt, not left the' Country': thei tarok their arms with tlicrO. Major Moauis has the Yeomanry' still bvtin every direAion in search•Of them. , • •,, I remain, dcar'Sir, your's inoit ftilt/tfully , . s. Jtatitt LatAfortzto. " ' Mount Lucas, Mr, 17." • . • • : • " SIIIP NAWA. ON.AI/tttND, DEC. 2s. Passed.by —the Sally, Da;by, Irorn Nova C:eotia ; (;alen, liankley, from Boston trlti Dargo, Pearce, twin St, Übe's. . Sailed—the, Grenada, Richardson,. and sir iphn.Borlaso SVarreii, Lee, tor Dq.nierara ; Fingla, Reid, for Barip.doas ; !tinge Ahnierx, Sant, for Totrningen-; LaqyyPtlryri, Bur gess, and larnatca , Planter, Feud, for Geca..l4x3(i on bury, Eq. ;he 2241 inst. at SiviwburY, Mr.• Horner, of Bricklets. to Miss Baylev, eldest cliiughter,of,t4'w4r4 Bayley, WythetOrd t Shrop s hire. ' DIED. ► On Tuesday, at. his Vicarage 'louse of Sutton-inthe Fo. rest, .Yorksttire t . aged 74, the Rev. Andreiy,pleap, M.A. formerly Fellow of College, OStßril: . Ou Friday last, at Bath, in.tlie-77th year of his .ake, John Gawler, Esq. of Itarnridge Eloulte, in the County of South ampton. On Sunday last, at Chichester, Sussex, Mis,.FoWler, wife of William` Fowler', .Esq 7 Lately, at lidensor, in,,-Derbgultir e , the' , Rev. James Peake, Domestic. Chaplain tf) the Duke. of Pevonshire i KeEtor4of Kingsley, in Siaffiattshire, Ministet of Edensor, and of Cartmel, in Lancashire. ..On the izd of March, at the Capital of candy (Ceylon), where heas stationed as Toirit Commissi o ne r o f the (aided Distridli, Josep h Wright, Itsq. At' Madras, June 7, of a fever, Lieutenant Henry Thomas Cope, youngest sbn of Sir Jonathan Cope, Bart. At iiivernegs, the 14th inst. Mr. io n Gram, faaor to the late- Arthur Forbes, Esq. of Culloden. . I n the island 'of St. Michael's (where he had gone for the recovery ofhis health) on the 2.3 d of October last, 'Jr, Wit. Liam Brander, the youngest son of Provost Brander, of Elgid. At Feddincti, on the 16th inst. William Lindesey, of led_ clinch, Esq. At Grenada, on the agth of Septe m b e et ast, after thirty . eight years resi.lence in that isl an d, D r . J ohn Nay, phy. sician At Petersburg, Virginia, on the aGth of OCtob er , M r. lames Frame, eldest son of the Rev. James Frame, Lite Minister of Allan. • On the 3tat of August, zt Bluefields, Westin o ' /c l a w p . rlsla, Jamaica, Dr. James Otiphant, . WILLtAm AR Miel.alt Sc 0 , il.rs,' L Printed by Brie:H lot • : : a .• . , , AblAbt Nt‘ls/111,1,AN, (cif Bow-Street," Covent-Garden); and Pubtisbed by i %otl , l h tvieltal-strrtt, bresverwr.squarr At the glys-Orrtiir, No. tit, SiraNd; where Ad v e r li se metar, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, Sa, (Acitliaid) 'most be add rette d,' ); 1.0 NEYO4 NT KIFTS, . RETIJRN OF Wlf EA fly ' NI cssr:, Cs': t.ri arid I‘l including ,riii) . trout t h e 12t' I)ecciribr,' agri:42o 19 • Quarters-at 63$ od - 1 -- iil: 62s cd • . 4 ., i ----, at 6:s od . ti 2 - at Ens nd 1 72 6 ---- at 94 0,1 • 5 ,0 ,------ 31 s u 6d, A7l -- at 58i nd . './ i; .. T .--... " ......... at 5 7.5. 61, I ~,;*, •--- -- at 57s od I , -- • . ---.. at• - 6s 6c} r . .. 1' IN' MARK-L1,11g i ..4 -. 1 A 1.1 , 1 i , ' l .o ea] . NV6 l .4 l frer•st h of I.)ecw.h4t tot' p ~If 4-$4,41- , 1) to•the'6V Ad._ s;s. (1 batterti Pt - 14/ . 04 " 921 ---- at 531 cd.. .169 - It t•. s 2g.44; c:0 . 12 • --- - at Si 6A v i i t •89-. • "' 1411P-61r '., I 6R• at .4', ;1 0 Isit 1--i" , •—. at -4'' 4 ' 338 —.... at 4 6, oil 1 - 157 -4.-- ---'— at 44 3 ( 141 ,'"' : : 20 lit 42 i al - • 4j ---* •. a't i 4a 5 ' 1 7 4 „ ~ ;"- A tTlfcets : l4 ; iti. . 6.1d2L - - --- at 5 6s o'i f at sis 6:1 Toixl bgt i iV•lacttAs. os. tic:. Itl h l{CJ Fit . 1. - . .• • -,-....,.-............-0 , •:',',7/ 3 , . A ittFURN OF f LOUR - „ Frain Dec. , to, to Pec..l6, frAtiithe Cecketbiliek ` ll packs. s. d. • i Snits. s. d. i Sa t . l. st- 4 1 '7' " sg - a t 9 17 s 2 o' t /34 5 4 2 ~.14 p, .o I. 10 51 .6 . ic? 49 .1-1.! -. , , ...22 55 0. 4 3 ' ,7 1 i 0 .. r 3 49 " ! tt.,9 ., la .. 54 , .. . 1 3. i o 6 . 1 , i .. ?pc, rs:. - , And lo Sacks ~.t .vis o'l Total '143)3 Sacks . --,i verAgt 52i: 611. - .- • as. id. bower than I t:,t tzturn. • • • Ic . "..),' ' AVE OF F;NCI.AN,AND WALES. ling Ikc t 7. lA:4'UL, •' 530 ) A r s .l k il Dream Rve 3 ss I LI, I ril i I':.ve .41 rs. acArri • K • Ift P 4—• PI • Kent,' 4,.0f to 5 . soS. Lent, 51. _ g 5. 151. trs. Sirwx,,4o cob„; ...two: • os. to 6t tom 0.. yirpham, 81. gs. 4)91. ,-,.. Gi 3-4,94 r : "..# ..- .... . "ira slivDs. , acid tgr , : - • : r • -25 s to 1050 %VII i tc. ditto - . ~ 2 , Tretc.i I - - . ,• • - 20 s to 6s, pet ott: CiW4 ,4 4 I Y , * 6e4 t0.65s .. • ; „, ... Cot 1.i.. ' '.. ' :. • ' '-'i 4 . tei, to 17s ' Turnip . - - -*vs to Os per bushel., • White Mustard seed tos to tzs ditto. Brown ditto ----- -'-- :•---1-6s4IO ibs ditto. -- 4 C0n.44 4 ..,..•. „ . . : *.. ; ... ~7 6 .6d to gs.ditto, -------". , i." R It.: •‘)r 1,3-..ATH F. It ( p`er 11)4 AT L h ADEN NA L 1-.. • butt p 50.:• ; t515.1t), cAch. - ' ,- . aod; to stdtio Ditto; 01 to . i 4 l c l). each . -- . 221. to 23d. ; Metettan,tiql.ii.. '4, ..: .; '-''' '''' - ' 4 " seri. 'to —ft. Dtetitiog liidet, . . -•-...- t• .: to ',.:!.. •,. " 21d. to '22l' EilifsCylicat.iiitic,s,. -. . .., ...;,,: 23 , L AO .-. 2 4 (14 ' C rop I rides frit 4.14 t Ting t , ' - , - Zed. tO z: , " if: i'Fit Ortiiiiarf r, .'- . • - -- :-. ";- 196e 1 . to f, 1f Calf ;,t.i las; :3410.401iti Per Doeen •-, - 2sa. to 331.1. ' 1/Otto, ' . M to, 754 b., .2,91. r t0,,,,-0. per 3b. Ditto, 70 to Soil); 27. t, ttt d0 . 1.' per lb. Simla' StAt { GitettlitOar;4?-1. to '4O: per 1 I, i'EX -4 .dittitp‘ ~,•• - ~, „, .•'• rods: yu, I.los. per Dozen.`... !•- .4 Tiiittod gorse Nicks, l% ttQ 7.31 per Hide. . . . SMATII t 1 fiLl.) MAlt4.ii Dr 4:. 26. : • • To sink tilt! Wral^—per stone: of tilb. off! to f Vex% oi. to 7i 6J. . trttettt/d; 4t od. 5v6.1, li-V0rk;.35..0• to 5 6 ' 4 " i !, ti F AD Ok CATILE. Mni! P.A7i•: , I3.f.qts 4b)ut I•oo—Shecp Lambs 7e.04... . it la T. ', , :f Nk.:Wr(l ME and LE Ain 1 , 4 ii A le, AI A-- — 2 '• ', • ' f!, f e rF s vol l . ky,SLI, , ~.m,; 4 1.- , ,,t , . o i, : V 1 /1, S. (~.`fo 41. 61. . frark;35......:11 tcS ....,,,th P LC E ,(tit.:l;:l4)l , W. ... - r.." 1 St. jltYle3's Ntatl(Qt ' 4 s: sii. t r 6 ,0 "r 110"1-79s' its. elarc:bi4o4.tt,.. . ,-, vz 644). i li.spsizvtiu. i'coptif,o 6 A 'viiiigeii.,ii.A.,mokcc 0,40, „Kiltf4,A 0"- C s u ) : ; ' ' ''' I)4r attic: of alb. „.-4•—•:--- . .- - - iXlLltink: Suitt . 6.,,' .11. ; 1 •• i 1 if; - ,l^ : , : b p.. I,stit. tpitto rowtit-44i: chi; 41 0 )`.4gSPfice , ). 43. ...s4i. fit, to'S* 14i , oil. , , . r • , 1,, Lux!' 1);:ys 11. i, %I. . - -yti,ow go)p, g4s.—N4i3ttictilt gzi.—t._ toil, 9 4 . _„.. Price of efalie:i per Liaiv:t. its . 6J,—Nlputtti, rtill_. ---F 7 - 77:77 ---- 7 ------ . 77-7--- • ' St. lANfrti"'ll'A'S' MAIO:: t i l', I),c 11 1144;• 4 ) )5,. e1.:t011.7r/4.!bti:l-ttier. 51'. ,,,1. Stuo, 4:. 1:i: (..1.,0,,i,tc0i.,E0111-r4r"440". / 4 ' 7 ' ' z. 9.4 --- r -----f ' 1 :AV 1 - I . * I: Cli k ?rt . •NtAR4c gT; Dee. 2.4,- 1 0ck,t(11...164. -, .oki.--,A:ver. 41, its.Efil. "Hay, 4 ) : , , X. ~c 4.----Avgi. 61. 05.,q(1.1, 4! s. 1.. i.. iti tl. ; z 5. ~1.--Aver. a. los. o t i . • _.....a.;.........---,........._:....._.:,....:-..=:---- ' C9J .. U•'; l O ( c i{A.6V-i , Pest evais in tir.: roc) 57s c(1 IWI ROA 41140;ihVeetkriUt'' '•• • - idd . Sandt'dargt 4 isttrOjj , tron •- (4" 1.)-.1"14344 to H•oulmkgobt.4 at;, -•- 6is ..~ ;; ,, ; ;,~i 'To . 1110MA•SI l'ArtOßi •1 40 . y, NeW 311016C-Stitfihl,l;ol,d'At• • tianoured - Sir, ••• -tfditibunilti4l - /3, Oat: , BEG leave .tivinfortrt .y.pit, ihano•vez ,iwce .the ycar - !,a, I ,have boo) adlipted wit 4 the. Verlei ; from,' "obstinarClV ur ••• cotas e t : ) , Mediciive-lirest rilSZ!til 'by' tile:7,l4l64l4unit of the r nem, and undergoing several severe cottrws and t vvice diicharged front the flOsvit•ll. ‘7-t*-11 (Crt•'•ci.,° lift wouhUthilesrio Odor the mosi.incretafe nature. ' wris t ig oilast ye:Jr - 111v disordt.r had got to stn.:li l lil t nearly to put a perioa . atty existence -11 largc l e/ • thd crn4in \hAtd, •inle :•tin''each anis, ' and' iny s were braise sit ill a frlttita flUttituT; my right was r te fully panititL,.and 11,14 , %LOC 01.1110440011 Iclr !Lg. 14A.S4.:Vcrl ; byes large ii 4.3 >a it• ivag. Vbry• much discoloured, - and gtive . Ille eschitiai partickilarly vviien WM in in bud,. as nearly touts.. priv,e me of rest ; in shit laniontable .state,. I- was: recomy wended 'by' Mi. (Min' received 'great'a cure , bj,4l3Cial licr), to take .yvar..l.eaka's Par•.'ut • PiEs, w Wen, I .,be.'ain. ti, (Si.) on 74th of May.iiii rite cot:roer 1 . ' 4- I ' l ' ll , l 4 l h, I began reeeive..b&trtqit little moil than 'a' 111 9 12 th, the ulcers on :soy: lie-d and • arms writ/ I.lundiv 4; 6., .. ; h 4 ,,,,Ne5. O. . try .140 heAlrii a fig' t jcavlllu, 110 NcVerCptlthletlibie tiiisL d 'mr.ili' tlilet tltif , skirt, ;our paihrn the bone of tits lett, which, hythe. sin;;tlf GOti, • gull little longer perseveraticz in your thl* - liaaole StibSlOcti ; thc 110 - &S • , ; isc itsreKaiilltl r ' 'iat oral hile,''anzi the nciCt•irnal 'thus became, by v'our ONO AdvA ' ea i.. f .l " ;,e ' 4 , 4 ;0 0 4'. 1 ) % 1 0:4:y treq iron;,.: : . :lei ()Mier sp:r1:; 4tre:lgth,•;l"".'4ll,,A4 ‘orue jots)' And' , 'in 'which ,Catdll/vin:4-crititviut,Nl trt • mouths to the WhlStltits!lit Of ail who k ': e ' v h t" , e i l' i l 4 g 4 T 4 litsisin'what,tarii:s to expre.a nay '("4 Y foi the v,ood otlier suOrii.•4 niortals, 'to in4ke • tt.,ti piii4ic as ixOS-ii as 1 shaft' oh .every deczthpa 344 ,. ( 1 04.114 you wiit gre4.tty oodlitcnt, very lintuble • A "''' • Switp.' Cruse, lii,;ii-strea, Waticsscs to tliC Alf Pie C 1.1 x : I!"Nov'Usesuitf, Ni4rLet; ar: -•tt ) : , 7411, Ohl i , 'Fred and Solt! b) - tb,c soli Proprietor, • TH oil 4, N. A' Nietutwe tl3 , :' Bova . ; - ColleAe of Sur ttoons, ,u Ids 1-f0u.,0, N u . New Kri . dge.! , troct; where, alter a coustant resal'onCe Inure than thi ty -oft year,, is a practice particularly dirt:cacti to: cute dor act ti l os.: incidental to the l'att6 ut e Gncratioii, With tts. it inVi•i•tahle .s:!crccy which nit.b.dA his ptetitfsiciA rimer ye in. ir reti uses, lte : tl :: , : 4 s i l tv lt s ' i t i ; e:::l 4l'; : i e r.l 4l l l (l l g , i2- 4 4i b t : : ) . c, a 11°I ;. 1 4 ' i l l. , ': t ' ; e ::: ri : : c ) : 1 :: i i ' 1 4 , t inabt and voal'or AM Alttan's . t r • 1) . 1 ) Ir c • t -: t „,, 44 "treet ; Mr: I)isboraugh's, No: i i s h,strcet-hill ". t , teel'* • Bookseller, No-) hi. 1 ; Mr. flax tcr's, Solth4friCigc, Edinlctugh ; lgae-, Glargow ; Mx? 4:111well's; I)Aliti; and by " 116 lson in every, considurable towit in Groat Britain - 40 in i It n - lioxe al only. cacir, celled up. With ft": :tat plain whereby *run:6 o; either seX 113 / . u;qtetttseive,; with cake, speed, tcrecy, AtittsafetY , i .h . 4s• vt-ry !lox bold Great Britain is scaled up • wlr; • s:;;Amp on. which, by rayour or in:: C o nunissicinc r ., s nrintert -o • 21 the Sham TaylCYf, No: a, "ie ai ": her r tip treet, —to4mttate - which is Felony, andaill , arcAlountarteit s ,;~ :, • d, I) ts '~~" .` I th be Of