The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-13 00:00:00

NAVAI:NhV(TS. - . •-• . Nov. ft .----Went into Cawsatld ta l yi •r • easant sloop of war, Capt. PALMER. = The 'North Devon roirnent of Militia emliarked 11 ' ). srlay from hence, on board tiansports.for Pons- Month. • Sailed the &aura schooner .with. a fleet of nier!; thulthen for the Downs ; -among them are fullow i7l VIZ ' t he liortugueze ship Urania, FRANCISCO t OIE 005 S AN T O ; t h e P russ i an s hip Vrow Itlarin, 44 RER; and the ; Banish vessel Emanuel, DaN4- oO ~" ) ) for London;_ also sailed the S9bille frigateF I~lllB in UPTON, ior.the Cork station. The American schooner Young Caroline, -, Pt D ltre, master, t hat was detained-and sent in- hertsitit, f"1 days. .since by'the Seniiramis frigate,. Capta in .0. '''lAallsobr, is very leaky, and her cargo (consist °l wlhe, ail, silk, &e.) is in a• damaged state, 1 04 to be landed' immediately. i e but back the Slitilie frigate, • that sailed ftorn 'et this morning. - - N crsmourn, Nov. v 2 .—The Scout is arrived w , d ispatches hom the Mediterranean ; the was iy lnetl iately placed under quarautine—consequPot - L (ln eot learn any particulars she may. have alt. The wi • nd to-day being well to the north Ward; W "thtip the different convoys are on the tiile, and will start the rnotnent the wind gels a wilier round, 'which seems very probable. • ~4ouT2t Nov. 10,—Sailed his Majesty's Wee 4 Nid e a erilize. alle Pckets will sail to-morrow. • 12„—Sailed several. of the,runnint moii:oaster,,,aod colliers; but the ships that sail ArtOConvo . ) remain. • his Majesty's ship Plantagenet from the e d - • the Aboukir for FOttSll3oUth. , , UV; I.g.—Carne into our . roads tins, ,, Soll °4 1 1 large French Praam, mounting. sixtt'en 1 4 . 1. Pilets, captured by the Skylark sloop of war witit74te gun-brig, in an engagement otf Calais la 54 . of Frenchmen. • Pt id wi cit, Nov. 12..—Arrived the Lord NN/tor; et tl fro nt Heligoland A,vitli a mail . and passenger ti ki.,, \ Veitplialian troops, who, after killing.their kad j ' a nt, deserted frasri the isl,ind of Borcum, lirt er t t heir arrival at Heligoland, immediately.en, °nt service. of th‘ '%'l'llernus and`Ann, ou shere at the mouth , " Vert 11 o'er ard,got on ;' part, of her cargo thrown, • . • m out • t .. tret 1 Nov, 2. , ea fie t t „„ --His -Majesty's ship Le 7 ?- eLI a cutter privateer, of 14. guns and I, the ti Dog g er B.tnk and sent her, into ~ o ad ° gg ' 4 1 8 Sh e . Y) and lag been out of Darkirk but -,onc " Inai!e no captures. . • • ea ma n lIDETT has been „ t%l)tliti nu app ointed tot he' b`.latt 11. the 'Maidstone frigate, Which , was w It . 1 -, 11 11 , e a.repttOTu. . . 6ria hat; to announce the arrival in the of the k li ,ellll, gallant , Captain WHITBY, who , _ 6 0 0_ Alaj, s i t distinguished bitustif in the commaarl, Css' ship CerterUS in ,the, lath glorious s.c tireVer °n the tall) of March last, and wlit . t.,lA, With hi 1 ". recorded amongst has- br°! l ..g h t: C o rv hs sf, e amours of the, French frigate CortnAN 't 81 3: hours severe fighting, struck Co the ``n that , . i h t et ier f.. rntruora e day. „, ~ „ ii i , °, l l) an °facer the fleet-OR 4 011 . 1) ",' "I August, states, Oat the Admirhat, tt . 1444 aided the French 4 4 et s° l°ng ' 45 th e for embezilenienWand was. sm.- ti 147414, ,that command by a Very junior Adrni!al• 'f re nt the French Admiral' under arrest _is a S l iQilu & a b ilities, as a tactician of. the ST. \' IN- Masks,: ' s 4 ; ship M a nilla is arrived , with a 1 34 , r l t Itti "lax, which ,she I , ft .on the F3LI .s•from Halifax by the packet are_ to . t he, 4 1 14 1 ' 8 ' / I , t i c eoitnts received there, from Pr i nce 11 4 r th at fend, in the Gnipll'of St. Lawtence, C r 'chtia. 6 " . the 30th of September, a violent t e ,j u se i l , kv ii `'!:',experienced there, which, did great hi 1 ,14 1 .14 th e t nod land ; the houses were un kti rii , 4t ir e r ,'", 4 roots, o ro up , by the and, m the, "'matte To wn, all the small boats were 1.1;)4ei atichors, and the, larg4r vessels forced Pai tir r- Q „,, t , :1 1 .41x ; ,CARSEBOWM, b ound to 4 4 ' ' e liollitung, from Paloqlci . ' i.tgreil o „" , GrArbroad4 bound to Caitlin, were P„;',the, 30th till. WY I.l3lllbONtlgh 11,•! 41 fA tt ll •rench privateer, of gnu s. beep re - captured by . his WEljeStY 6 t ' aoti is arrived- at Y3rniouth. ' , l t t ?,ni t e : i t./ 'III/ Laurel,. firorn I),....tershu . rei t to . .km 7( l by hi s Majesty'a ship tatan a , 1 •11 , J 4 , - " eric att brig Express; HAS H ELL., (WM Ors! 4rri t?n, det a i ned by his M a j est y' s B hp. Guer f~s ire B v o e ' l at Halifax. h a , bet, rry to l earn t h at h i s M a j es ty's ship wrecked °if Peterhead. u itl,r l :l' convoy is appointed to 41' , 1 film) " "turiloy next, - under . tin) : 1) badoe Che r b t I, l * Sr , ffe i ) tlrg blockadi n g squadron is returned l(bi sh e °A , • a '4l) 4 f"..ich packet, f rom N ew York and 4rived. ~A I .-; ~i xs?i~'''f PAPERS. orrlctia NEWS FROM TII.E.111)10EhIAL AR. NIIES JN-SPAIN. jOISTRICT 08, ,THE ARMY OF TR SOUTH. The small column commanded by General Cas , iatioS, on die !tide of . Albuquerque, flattered itsidl with being able to take advantage of the removal of the army of Portutial, and, to advance on the of Montijo. General alrard . Sent .thither the mike of Aretriberg; who, with hiS regiment, cleared both,banks of the Tagus, overcVlielnied all that ap posed him, and pursued CastatiOS to. ihe frpntierS of Portugal. Ballasteros, driven - from the county of Niebla, • l'anded at rldgeSiras, and .joined the brigands of the r~;&untantc of Ron la, Colortelnignoux. set out- frow. On the ri.th of ,September,i.vitle: the 4th regiment ,Of the Grand Pateby of Warsaw ; sur ',Heti in' the mountains five or six hundred men, whii were there concealed, , and put then) to the sword. After various marches; he succeeded in discovering considerable depots of arms and.arsimu nitiou,. in•-ditie4ent places, particularly at ,lVfonte jaque and Uhrique; the wear . destroyed, the assemblages' were dispersed, and More .111. tn t win Men killed.' Our loiis was` ten killed, and t winty five wounded. • Colonel .Combelle, with Seven, companies of the 94th, advanced upon Alcala de the enemy had occupied and fortified; he attacked a battalion which defended the town, overthrew, and dispersed it. At (lay-break the miners were Eel to work under one of the towers at the castle, and the Commandant surrendered at discretion, with 300 men., Next day B , IlasterOs appeared with Ins bands; but it was too late; and he was obliged to'retire. . . ColOfiel"Aiwoux, taking .advantage of, the march 'upon . Alcala, advanced. towards Xi- . :enertp '290 men ; but Ballasteros was already rettyned. ,the insurgents, though, they outnum d`our e i oluinn five to one, could ru,ike no.ho pressionripn it, and werelconstautly repulsed. ht logs amounted to 1 men killed, 2,5. woiindO, and't 5 made pristine's; ainitog whom was the Co lonel of the, 4th regiment of the- Vistula. On the Bth one brigade, had marched upon Xitnena, and diaposhinna wete.rnadio fur the siege of l'arita, ARMY OF TUE CENTRE. General Daraiagnac is posted at CUCIICa. The inhabitaws have returned to their hpines, and the Ornvinee is restored to a state of peace. oir the 12ti:i qt OCitobet it was reported at Ma. Irrtf; that Marshal Snoliet had entered Valencia... ARMY OP ARRACON. , . EPOTIT MAtt.,IIAL COUNT SUCIIRT TO HIS"HICEt -IVIi~S PRINCE OF NIILIFOLIArEL AND WAORAIK, Ai:lJoft-UCNEUA.L. MON*BIONEU , R—A.Iter the defeat ,of Obispo, on the 30t h of September, ,I was informed that TGene rals.O'bonnell, Villacaropa, and San Juan hatf col- • leeled 8000 infantry, .and i 500 horse, at the Oir thutiau Monsstrey of , Porta Celi. ,Itt the night of the Jar of Otlober I sec out with three regiments of the division Harisne, the. brigade Robert. aOrlion horse. N‘r, encountered, the enetny's advanced guard at Betera ; it made some resistance at first, but though .supported by 300 dragoons, it was soon overthrown *the hassars.of. the 41h, and some vol. tigeurs of the fine. ~ ' . At on in Ihe afternoon; we perceived the ene my's comp at hi Puebla de Be, , naguacil i their troops, drawn up in two lines, announced. the intention of defending themselves. Generals Harispe and Paris, at the head of the. 7th of the litr, which was 1, tlgmb . it'in column . of attack brbattalions, charged the - erremy; broke them, and threw..them into corn. 'Olete rout. The difficulty of the ground, inter sea ed with ditches, prevented ns Iron collecting a great,number of prisoners, and gate Q'Donnell time le strengthen himself, on the heights in the rear of the vil!age of. Benaguacil. . I ordered Grdieral Ha. xispe to march against him , while General I, ) inis on t..e left pursued someparties of the ore my towards atbaroja'. - Scarcely had General Harispe arrived at Benaguncil, 'when A the enemy retreated in great !voile.; otlo.lllollSlittO horse, of the dragoons of . Numantia, ~ of the' Maestranza, and , of. Valencia, theirriii tde their, appearance in the plain.. Colouel Christophe, corn ruitneling . the 413 I . regthtent of HOS. . SOS, fotwed two of his squadrons in column, and o le ,irt.oll4 ll , and charged ;hem with. Impetuosi. ; i ' * l l lo4 L inaSs Was overthrown, and put to flight ; morivtlian 160 men were killed, and 8i ..taken, with , two,,olßcecsond , 100 horse,,; one party of , these people fletittiwardi Qstalg3r, .and another precipi tately CtOsSe4 •a 4 4 tudrchaste.— '''. d tie G adalavi r at Villl . In .thia atThir we had; about thirty wounded, And twenty-five horses., killed or. wounded, which were ittamerliately replaced. General Paris and Major Durand, of. the 7 : th, had their horses killed under them. Leroperriere, Chief of. squadron of the 4th Hussars, Lieotenant SelitYlitZ, 'of the same tegi. tnent, and Captaio,Goury, of . the Volligeurs . ht the 7th, distinguished themselves by their intrepidity. • After having driv,..n•the enemy beyond the Glia. 013 . 0411", I love secured his coMplete dispersion. I, am now about to push with tielerity the .works of the b i Qge, of Murxtecho. , . . ' • , Blake has .remained - in. :N•.aleticia., the tranquil r speaator of ~two combats, io which three divisiuns ~. et his a):l4,llaVe been d e f eate d. , . $O- t e,posanni hsd endeavoured to form an as ' Seniblage at °oda Lueena , Menean, thief of, bat " 'iotieti of. Ow I‘2lst, killed their Chief, with about f ' ooo :tiondred and filly of his 'people, - and dispersed ilie lest ;- these villages are occupied, and -restole.d 101 tranquility. T 11; vrrison of tile fort of P,eniscola ntse,npted a sally PO the Is( instant,, and with out piece:of cau tion'attacked our advanced post 'at la Vent.l.i the chiefchiet:,;u ttattalir3tt, Runfor,. of the ct 14th,- in con sequence advanced to support the post : the enemy was repuhed with los4; and luft in our hands one ( Aker and eight soltiierN, prisoners. The works of San Carlos de. is Rapita are ad. .. . vapcmg rapidly, and in a few days will be in a re pectable. state.of defence. I am, with respett &c. .--..Marshal Count &JOLIET. • C.►mp at mitrviedro, Oat. 3. 131 i. • • Nov. 5.-011 the 39th ultimo, his Ma , , 4ty keturutttl by way at Di.tvunt4r to the castle a +OO6 , their. M.lle4el - es set out (or Nime. guen ; they rs:,ed through • Oo the 3 Emperor took his . oopartmv in '11;f1 nu ruing for Wesel. - The Ern pr ,4 ', tt't out for Dosiselcidit , whero die ivas tw p‘ii, the night. _ . PALACE OF. Leo, OCT. !A.—Their .N.L.j...ss ies ton descended, to accept ibe fi.e which was oncre-d, to them by the city of Arratetdarkl. It took. place on tilt<J they attended t he lintel! Aheatre ; the tragt , Phoodra was petfortned ; the . Emperor has granted Atadarne.,—Waiatiter Ztesnis, first. aetretis of the Amsterdam theatre; • a pension of 2,00(i-francs, in consideration .of .her-talents and ser vices, • . ••• . . On the 24th their' Majegties , left .Arnsterdatn, Flaarlum, where the Eniperor-visited the Cabinet of Natural ,:fiistory. The -same, day , bis Majesty went to see thksluices iof Catt•slwiek and Leyden; and the port of Schewningen in the evening •he arrived at the . 1-lague„. where. he gave atatherice to the Imperial Coon!. to ,the authorities of tat.; De- Paltment of the Mouths of - the -Meuse, and the City, and to -the Lioikersity, , • ,Next day their M.ijesties sot put for Delft, .and thence went to . Rotterdam, where they .stiiyed dur. ing the 2tith. , The. Emperin then ,gave andietr:e to the principal Fun4itionaries; and several ladies , of the city had the honour' of being preaentwi the Empress. Ia the evening their Majesties,cen. df.,lic s vpdedto.Lc present at a Talc which the city bad dediraitej to .them. • • . ' .on-the 27th they set °tit:for-the palace of Lon the Emperor slopped - s lie plans between Utrecht and .Amersfert, for 'the ptirpose of reviewing' and mancenvring sevcrai corps of troups.t 'Majes,ties arrived at the, palace of Loo at half-past seven in the evening. liis M.ijesty left this to-day, at rine *o"cloCk, for Zewoll, she , chief town of- the 'Department of the mouths. of the Isst.ll, where he means to rdview a diviion of infantry encamped near that tovi.u., **• Pattli, OCT. 4, —Gunctal Daenclels, Governor- General of the Island of Java, fills arrived in France by the.. corvette the Sapp/io. ,brings the oast satisfa'abory ii•enunts of tho state of that culotty. The news of the Vision had been broupht by the brig Ctaudius ; ,Civitis; arrived in February, and was reCriVed witiLpieaStire. Getirsif.' Jansen, appointedGovt.:nor-General by• the Vanperor, had arrived, at B atavia on the Iv of, Aim!, with three frigates. On the I(3th of .May, Goneias Wendell, delivered up to him his authority in piesotice, of an assembly of the Si,prertie CotWeil . of the Indies. On the i!nth, General Jansen receiVe ed the constituted Authorities, .Who Cook the oaths in. his prebence. In Jime he received the natlis'._frorn the Kipp and Princes oldie country, -who have tes titiedthe greatest juy 'On the new situation of the • colony. ,On the ffillt Of May, General Daendela, by a pro., clamation, notified his doinission, and recognised his successor.: A proclamation Of General Jansen, dated the 4th of Jane, alludes to an order of his predecessor,- by which the inhabitants were prohibited !TOM having in their houses auire than two vases full •of purified Water ; dire Bing that the same vrOcAntiori be, re. shmed, shosild the city be declared in . a. state of siege. It would appear that the fears of an inane• diate landing of the enemy were dispelled. The artily was in good condition', and the ne. cessary mealtiret were 'when for the defence of the island, INIVERIAL DECRVE. • I'ill3CC of Amsterdam t Oct, t 3, Tlitt. Napoleon, by *b Grace of god and tbe.Coliati. totibn, Ettipet:or of the Fr'ench, erc. Wu have decrre i, and do decree, lift IQIrOMI The Deptati.ts in the .Legislaate Body from departments of the 'Znyderzee, the Months of th Nlense, the Months of the of the Upptr li sel, of Friteland, of West Ems, and of F.ast Eint, shall , assemble in Council, at •Arnsterclam, under he presidency of the, Arch-Treagurer, Governor- General,. on Thursday, .the 7th of , Pztober. Ot tha Itiwii(ir is charged with the execution o 1 the present decree. (Signed) , Narormoih COUllt DA it a, • -Minister Secretary di' St. te. FRANKFORT). OCT. 7.-90 r fair is terminated the merchainlize was it) abundance. The'latnous. attor • lliand has been performing a number of times here. • • • The large sale of colonial produce which must take place here in the ertsuihg winter, will 'draw hi. ther a great number of strangers. Great qiimititi\la of those : commodities ate op their way front the north of Cicrutany. We expeat here 13,000 biles of cotton. . • VIUNNA, OeT, 1 3.—Tha Archduke llodolpii, having Aoitted the eeclesiastia . stme, pad givert the Archhi:diopricii of Oltnutz, has just obtained the regirocat of Alvitizy. • The tpperor haS pormitte4. the JeWs to Open a Syn;wogue;', and at the some time to olabriih school for the • insiruction ut their youth. The Is• raelites ale very grateful for this favour. Thexeliati4e upon Augiburg has improyed to day : it is att e 3 u. o. It has 001'been so. favour ' abl•.• for many months past. The Sdle or - Crown Litft.l3 oes on very successfully. .„ E XT r t AoRDI.I4AitY 11081.113RY,--Lifl Tricia) , evening tin eXtraordivar)i cirtlaititstance took idat:o to . tint Lobny;vl Covent-Garden Theatre, at a limo when it was 'very much crowded , 9n&: Gewlornan cal d to ,mother, tliA his pot..ket,h'ad been picked of his watch, Chain and seals, aii , A at the same .tulle' pointed to a Man' ilea him wli,o` had got thein. The Gentleman said to be robi4a chaltung ed t h e , h im with having Ins watch, &.. The man aeknOwledg. ed it, and very co , ny returned it. He wtis ett 10 ~.cope, o,:gia no tardier notice Wrii Wien of the cfreclnWatlct. On the Gentletnan returning Wine,' he related to his wile the near escape he hail, of losing tiis Watch., Hkwite appeared llSlOni3lted at the narrative, and'said he bad not his watch out with him, as it was then at,the head o f his bed. ' ..The'Geotleirnin w6a equally surprised at her actouni, and on taking out the watch from his ton, and examining it, he discovered bt not to be his., own, but very like big, as was also the chain and seals; so that theft, no doubt the Gentleman who was ablually robbed did cot discover it. P01 , 71?1 7 , APOLLO ANra DAPHNE,. DA Pll:ig, listen to my shit, Thy flight to me's a riddle; I fortune:, tell, the v bhoor, And play upon the fiddle. Chemist and Drt:ggist on my'bosrd I write, my trades to vary, Nay more, a 6 C. skip bays," good Lord, I 'tn an A pothecary." The settud of physic tur n 'd her pale, Aill4 , ,settied boon the quarrel, Her lett tarn hard, her ankles fail, • Sl , , thangesto bawd. t his lryse, his trade. -:,e podor Puo.uus last the maid, lii 11,4ittei1 a trunk of Kirk. T. 04 144 W figPoRT. COURT 01' ARCHES, DOCTORS' COMMONS. TURSDAY, NOV. 11. NENVZERY V. 'GOODWIN.' This was a prosecution institnted by Mr. New. hery tigaiust the Rev, Dr. Goodwin, Citrate of Ilea( Sussex, upon various Charges of rilter tho setvice, and brawling in the attire!): Be ing called ur,on for. his defence, his pro6tnr pleaded an atilimative issue, admitting the truth of the charges, The Judge, therefore, (Sir J. NrcuoLt,), proceeded ti) pass sentence, and .decreed, rho the itiv,Samnel Charles Pond Win big suspended from the Ministmiun hts hat'frern the consider atfon Of this. - sub Mission end acknewledgment to the..Courl; it shoold be for two weeks only. That uonitinii\tigainst him, be. issued and 're , d in the Church, to , 44lfrain, 'in tutur , !, froru °trending:in th© manner charged - in the articled, and that he be con damned in costspfyui!. new opera of lip to Town N.V.;s . reliresented again last night at .Covtin.gardeix Theatrewith . ,4idetale retrenchments, and,ip before,was favourably received till towards the con- . dtision, when strong marks of disapprobation were shewn b} a considetable 'part of the audience. Iho chief warblers Mr. SINCLAIR, MiNs - Part eta, and. Mrs. Cit i I,D, see,med to. en ter into acontesl for suptsrioritY in the art . of flourishing, and we pity. the composers 'it tite . y heard their melodies so . frittcred away., The opera of Liana and Clarissa is to , be revlve , l at the Lyceom Theltre, for the purpoJe of intro: Mrs. DiemoNs in the betake of the piece. A regular silver vein has been found just on the Corni4h side of the river Tamar. ,41111PtOt sin ill quantities of ,this precouti Metal have frequently been, got in cross veins, in he mines of Cornwah, yet uni re.4alarsilver,vein has ever ticfOrd Bern Itt4t with. The vein was found, and traced from the Surface, and is ,now regularly worked as a,"silver '1 - nine. The ode, ttirms ore still Very recent, and it is only within, a very Short time that enough of the metal has been got to retidur it worthy of obstqvit. vein; is in tbe Sin:algae Rock of Corn w ill, and runs neatly pq> ailei to two copper vcins near it; the one Ott the north, 04 other on the south Side. : • Uraccs4TAr..l.o-,We soma time since stated the robbery of k'.li4iiir;th Collier, a young woman in the setviee.of a revatable farmer' residing at Horsham,. near ;IVeybritigdi,' in Surrey, 'on the 2 . lst of ON,oberillaSti. by a party of gypsies. The young woman had been sent by her mistress, on the day,thentioned, to.Weybridge for fora baffle of parr , wino !or tt' sick cotiager She was mot on lwr return, about ten o'clock in the morning, near Sir John Frederick's .park-,, by a 'gypsey who insisted on 'telling her &thine. Collier re. 'plied, she kneW her fortune' already, and vowing to get frown her, when IWO 113 , ;ri rustiect out upon her, ,seized - her, and dragging her some way from the rosil;:knoriked her down, and took :hem her pocketali I. • tianklocne, sortie silver, her shaWl, and the. bottle of trOrtiand . not Content with having thus plunderedAier ) they stabbed her under the breast, and flu the lower part of the back. The, poor giri made the beta of her way home, and ' poi-suit being set on foot, a man and woman were apprehended, whom Collier swore to, arid they erit committed for trial.4—Theothor matt !Lis bts.ret since apprehended,. and also fully committed for COll , lOl , 'run Rawst: 7 --On art locolvent Debtor in:the Court of King's Bench being brought up yes. terday, the Attorney gave him a note for the Ai:Spent:es, and the first . week's payment. in a Bank Mken and SiNftenee.. He inunediately addressed Mr. jus tice CittoSE, kid said that was no . payment,, as the token was . nbt the ..money of the r - alrri. The Attorney, to stive, argument immediLitely east three snillings for the token hest he again insisted ;diet it appear. dia not from toy trace on the stivei• that it' had been coined at -the Towor, 'ana th e re. pot legal money.- - Air, itroic,.., ii)6lita at the money, Over. end it was as gout its;i,riy ht. ; had s.!(, , ti-ot Lito,years ) and w a.; of opi. it. ItIS a good payment. The Insolvent was ihertgore, obliged to return to his tate habitation in the King's Bench, COR.N.EXCIIANaft, NOV, I i,- ,O NVO linre Oil (toy severad fresh arrivals of \\Them wilt) hand , fine httrel&s keep tteir prices, bar h'eavy sales for other ; utki support last prices garnet]; White }fiats at litile nation ; Beans of e ,ch Lind rather lower • ; tip. res are bk,,,, v i se seve ral fresh arrivals of Oatl, with 10101- able tetnaining suppliei, nod this Inkle quoted at some less price sale& of I ut .M otß i t y 4 :I,lv:itlee of Ks, per ' . k" '.,t 964 4 lI2S a raSE, Tick Deana - - cal 3 57s I ine nitro :. -13 us a 134* Unto (fitte old) - ,*ti a .st4a Rye . . . 54S a 60 Oats . ::,4, 4 32 , , a'3s4 IL , ricy . . - 524 a ;94 P014P,1 - (lift. . 44$ 4 4,44 6 , 141 t . . • b 64 a 924 PutdOte ditto . 4IS a 4,4$ WhaePeas,boiiers9a4 a 9ss Rape !•,ted - - 4M, A 55 1. Grey ditto - . 58a a e3s Fine Hoar • top; a 014 ,licara . -. . Os a 613 S4Conti4 ~.. . i i ,,,, 4 1033 31, ,