The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-05 00:00:00

rrtn, " sTiont t(o.n." 'rat Hopkins pullt,i save,! tritrl ; they ali rrtirett, .3;1.1 iurneit ; witue , •ig hiele o did not sce any (0 Inc) paitv Olaf einw h,ck aqsl fired the siiht , poi , oe(i 11J, gu,, ;I; 'w,t) s in wher was a 1...! bilk ;iii , boys for two or rhree. ye,r4 ; knows tro l l ) infancy ; Hopkins had a goo ; M , Cile g 0 ; wooess w4rui4 That his Illti hui for Hopkins, Cross-examined. hi, 1 ) , : o it 'ht. Poame room there did not color tit) brIKOI a I) Oa %ince. Cantia wa. 6hu 4lotto .cd, hof 141 r evi. deuce •.a.4 .1-Iy.inaleri,d as it %“1111 to corroborate ate others. An Wag attempted to be proved fort we of the prisoners, Lnit Boron GEORGB re..apitulated the evidence with accustome.t correaliess, and distinctly laid down the law 88 affeoted the lailollerst, _ The Jury, atter con ailting for Mimi!. half an hour, returned .1 veioul of Gully aganist4ill the prism)ers, recommending Hapkin% to nu rcy. Baron GROHGE the Jury that the re cominetidatioo of Gaiiil-rneii so I,espectdble and so humane deserved iuteidion in every quarter, and th a t h e 0 1 ,, e hi hov e gre at aarunaction in forwarding it to Government, Isom whom; 4w was inclined to Hope, it would meet a, faironiable reception,--- i's Loirlstiip then addressed himself to the pri owners-In a tone and manner 1;0,0 to the S o len t . vitv of the iteka%ion, to iking some: niv in fa vour of Hopkins, who, though greatly criminal, was yet not entirely destitute of grace. He had saved the" if e of a f e llow creature, and by so doing' hid Most probably saved his own also. To the other lour untoriomite men, as theme was no CirCOMSUIOCe So operate in theirlavour,it was nut of the power of . the Court to emeud- any portion of mercy.—Their's was a crime which the La w bad marked with its peculiar. ablunfrni.e ii Jodge could not dekiy the execution beyond the day next bat one after cot - I- V:idiot,. H:% Lordship then prononneed . sentence, in pur- Suan'ee of which t he tour M.Cues were executed on Saturdav Leit at .1331inrobe on Sunday their bodiest were brought to Cattileborp and (not being wanted for Stil9rds at the County Hospital) were 00 :Monday i n terred the jail yard. three of g,61; , but, P ter M`Pue, the oldest of the brisher,, and the ldst that was fAccuted con fessed i: at le fir , (1 th ! t bit t hid. kiih-d - the wo man, li e 5A2,04 tolluck , C.o(l it) this conte,,sion by the zeolous exhorta ious - -of the three Vomit) Catholic CitzrgprWil who iiiteotled urn) rind the wirers, and Whose con.!tv.l nrou the awn] occsiskti )4as highly to their horrourand deserved arid ieeeived the tharik4 of ifie..moq dishnguishydpersons prtstmt. INNTON, 4114 Bub-Sherlf, in bate uver 'ward the mcither I)l . ttivke unfortunate men whisper the two firs( that wtqc [timed off, " upon no ae ,rOunt to'act.nowlcdge any thing,"—her lay: words ' to them.. ..•,t 411131illIVZD--1 Dublin, 3 Wdto , orct Dum-- Malta, I Dub. 110, Vi„tuttoril. • 1'1•:,1( ~ ,, E CI!,..!KS TH/ , 0 , , k ,v A r v , yst,vit o'OI.OCCI Consols ••.• ...... . 64 I H S U.N. 90611.4 QUIS I)lCilti rAI SUM AUDILAT? O 1V 1) 0!V , vititmv, AITIL, 5,, 1811. Atm(ll: , r d I,irs viiii , s,,;ll without any intelligence from Lord, Nytmt.itie,;TQW, The tall wing Letter frorn Oporto, hrottit.ht 1,1 a h has arrived at Cork, gives us kciy littlo inforrutr,ion OPottTo, Mattcu tht tQat instant, • carne .rr,lla !tinkled cahli, from Ettgland, for the noytti Wine Cofnpany, and lairttcl tot sloop iteijeor, C ptain Iforit u s i s, " It i 5 generally supposed the Fr..:ncti are making and ere moving. toward, the jl v i.' gc , but its yv.t, we thivo,fmtlliog wit;, now . mcertAnod tits nench me at POrn. iteaktnna, sn Evinhel." W e haw , e learnt that letters have IN:3 morn. frac:11(2(111; ,A,)inir thy, which eonfirtn the state. tottntA cotitaiotl,l it) ti,.15 asooto lettta. The Morning Chronicle has again adverted to the s n bi t ;ei t o f bopf;ns,d conv , runtion between the Pciscp, Ctvxet.r stui Mr. PORGIO;AL; realpealpg Lift approti . it Gokernor of the Miittary College, ►, At m o d ovvi b k ii Piwt istitily abstained tram giving. Its the requited inform titan. .We expressed . our disbelief of the • st netnent in the . .Chr ()nicht yes. torday,_ because We 1110Oght it itilpos9iblO that the iiicannig Chronicle could infortred of Ow patised in a privAte and confidential conversation ba tween the Patime ItxottNr and tit Minist e r, B u t it is said Wu have not contradicted the statement; unthgthtedly we 1141/0 not, and for the reason we have jast given, viz. that nothing can he kisowts u p on .the subject either one way or other. It is lA. the( a, strange, but certahtly a very convenient tnode 'of attack, which the thronicle has in this instance ' adopted ; in the first irliptance, it makes a charge, wilinet adducing the slightest degree at' proof; and when pressed upon the subject, it first of all asictis that it did not receive the information from any patty, (ct Lich is rather singular) and then says that we have not venturedlo deny wi at. we are aWtire is univets:illy known in the higher political circles. this we answer, that we are nr , t aware ofrany huch thing, nor do we believe the :we c moot dray, that about which we haVe no information, Mat we, maintain that it is the duty of those . `A. ho haVe brought forward so serious a charge, it they espect any credit, to [nave the bath of or to gate unecrivocally the authority upon which' it wai made. The Chronicle has not done either , - and yet it oipeas that the public wit give credit to a statement Lghly improbable in it;.elt, unsupported by any evidence, and uni ouched for by arty authority. The paper alluded to then says, • " It is insinuated that the Prt't Itscen r bas 'been aC. taated by party motives, in trios rerusiug to 'Mr. P site elitt. what that Gentleman declared to ►e eStierltiAl to the Support Qt . his Administration." 1. far es this Charge ran he supposed to anly lo Us, we most-positively deny it. We defy any Wall (0 . prodor...c siogle insinuation of the kind in this Paper, either upon this or upon any former occasion; , hut we late had occasion to censure the, iliornit4 Chtanict, not for insionaling, hot for asserting that the Pat N CHItEOP.NT W I 1 Iti , in.uced by party fct l ip . , It 'cannot be forgotten that. When his Royal Highness was invested with his high office, upon the dircharge of the duties of which depcnds,so much of, the safety and happiness of this country, the JlurninB Chronicle boldly asserted that the Ministers found tittrtiselves destined to try the experimeot,' with how sthall a. portion of -royal power they calla 'carry on a lieg , , , nt'S'Goetriniont. "'The LUCE:NT is determined that t1 . ,4 shall try with bow small a portion of royal confidence, they can perform their task." • We crptessed . at the tittle our dkapprolmtion of whit we conceived to be so indecent an assertion re.• Apectir,g his Royal Highness, and WO cert. - duly, did no ., expect, atter such a paragraph, that that Paper Ixotild oho upon itsell to rebuke others and _ • without liitwWition too, on the subject of attribut ing party tj!elings to that. illustriopi Personage. Yevertlity mornhig the Archbishop or CANTER. iitJiZY trill 111irEild of AY1.1 , ,5i , 0111), two of the+ Mom ber4 of the QuEeN's Wi n d sor tict NIA.TItsTt living at Frogtoore time, they hid att mulienee ,o 1 the Ktvo firht, t WrIC with !din ;It twit three o'ckek, when our ae cniint Wititkor. Ott the oi , i;i:N's room from l'ingtuort to the Citstle, it w‘tsi.'N. l ie, - ..1(d Gey %call havo all andivoce with hs C. It.:gierdtly, l'2' O'clock, log MAJtorrycame Witudlor accouni.ot,i.J by Dodors DEN yvalkeO abow . 4111 t. 811 I.viir, whvo the CAMI3aIDUE aunt on the Ter cwt., and took Ins MAJN.STY 1.3 the attn. and waikvd xvith him lilt one. TN: lludvrs continued ‘v i itking at a diolince. , I r eveid , y the QVEEN and retneeises ELIZABETH MARY took an airing to Froginore LOO t,,le and Cstirt3rn!t, c. PriitiosiseS SOPHIA . All 4 AuGIP , TA took their usual titres till, 2, o'clock, accompanied , hy Lady SABRL THYNNE, &Herd MANNLItS, 800 Coin 4.'1 TAYLOR. The Mike of CANIBRIDLIB armiect at Winasor on Wednesday evening. • A.tnetnorial anti repcspniatioil avitHt the iitstie of any more import licences, sig i tted By most of the repectable merchlots in London, has neon present d to the floc ii Of Trail , . within this diy or two, I:b. , y reccinanond the , withholding, of the I , l,loltice alto gether, as the mo.,t likely means to counteract the views of the Freoch Govertintoof, Yesterday the Lord Ma or held a Court of Com mon Council, 'at IA , hid) the Special Committee ap pointed t , , procti;•e Models (Jr Designs (or the Siam?, Majesty, agreed to be elected in,t he Conded Ch:imber, presented n Report, - together idvi,h ( ( K i r Models, for the Gout to determine and adopt,one. The Report was read, ati•l the sr:let:44)3 being nude . ; ii wä l reit ited back to the ComMittee to take li m a . BUtell the soune boing elected forthwith, agreeably, to the Modd (narked No, The Committee for , General Purposes presented a Report (or allowing a turtlier - suin ot 15001, the late, preent, and future Lord Mayors; which, after soine debate, was agreed to, and the Chamberlain directed . to pay they haute iu future. The following Resolutions of Thanks tri General Graham, and the other brave Ottieers and Soldiers engaged in the battle Barrosa, were agreed to onanirnously " That the •t'ltaukS of this Court be given to Lieutenant. Genend Thomas Giatiam, tor the great skirl and valour dia. plied by him Opole the ) tii la Nl4lOl last, in the• brilliant Went upon the, Ih:iglus of liarrma, which terminate d in the coinplerc overthrow 40c1 4efe4t of the superior lerces of the tmeitiy, hat the Thanks of this Court he given to Utigarlier. General William 7initrias Ditki;, and the , several orh..:l* Officers. Ivoricointititisioned . Officers, and Private who served under the , turnitiand of Lieur..Gericiat Thom.. Craton, at the time when a most glorious vitiory was ob. /anted on the heights of iiarrose, over a vary Owlet force of the enemy • 'and that this Court do hereby explos the high sense they entertain of toe velour; conduct, sntf ciphile, by them displayed on that occasion, whereby thd national charatter of the British Army has been most nobly ootatairied, and made maiiiictit to Europe and the world at lane. "That the Freedom of this City, together witlt a sword of the value of two hunched i,unicas, be presented to Liente natiti;eneral Thomas Graham.' That the Freedom of this city, together with a *word et this value of one hunched guirnsas, be prosepted to Bug's dier-Ger.er.it Vi infant l'hoinas . • " That ti, Right HonourAhlo the Lord Mayor be desired in the name of this Court to transmit the said Re s ol ut i o n s to Lieut. (;eis. Thomas ' Graham and brig. (icn. William Thomas Oakes, with a re• 4 itst that they will. communicate the &nue tothe respedivit officers anti 4,teti under their coin. mand." think Stock. shut S per Cern 97 ill 1 per Cent. shut pet Cent. iced. shot 3 per Cent. Cons. 641 I Bank L. !AlUt NAVAL N S. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 3, litt! Moirislown • hired artned'brig, with a convoy tor Walei,cow,ist ing of the follo;.ving vc.s,cls, tiz. hi44lhuibli; Ittid h, Moys? Gratitude, Jen. kilts liuulton, Sande,r4 ;Sedits , lieu to la Ile, Loyd; Specni.not. Dow,len ; Nicholl* ; V filler„ Dititun ; and a fuw others; ninnQs unknown. , Also sailed bis Majesty's ship Igirriar, of 74 gans, Captain SPRANWiIi, for Port-nthoth ; Hero, ..cif 74 guns, Captain Nawm AN , (or Yarmouth ; a ri d I)oicticrs, of 74 guns, with bullocks for the sqUa droti in Basque Boicts. - • Arrived the Bombay Mc:reliant caret from Mir. laix, whnher she carried French prisonerii from the isle of Fiance, last from Falmouth, to be repa;lel; and the Brother and Siite.r, fri , tn Glas gow. (;) , Ite_ down the harbour hii Maje4ty's ship 4'ourage4x, of 74 gunF,' Captain \VILKIN,oII, - and anchored in Cawsnnd Bay, Came down .the harbour and anchored, in the Suund, his Alajeqy'a ship gentiramis i 01 3(i guns; ,and is expected to ,ail immediately., Paged nli Channel a fleet of merchantmen, con skting of about 80 Sri, SUppOStd" to be from Fal inouth .and Scilly, under convoy. of the Humber hired art 411 ship. PORTSMOUTH . A Plll L ...—galled the Wolverine (Or Gibrithar, &e. FALMOUTH, APRIL. 2.—S ' ailed !he, liurnZer armed ''ship s and tin; At::iive cutter, on a cruize. DRAL, APRIL 4.—Sailed the Nytaphe cutter; siliont 14 sail under convoy to the \Vest ward. Letters to the first instont were yesterday reeved . from the French coast. Th,y contAin statements si milar to those we noticed in our last, re petting the rigour of the Cot.eription, but they still s nOthing of any intelligence having been rec, wed from Spain or Portugal': It was understood that Itit.u)NAPaitTli had resolved to remove the entha!go on the French ports, and an'order to that eff,•ct was daily expected. It is even stated in some tenets th.it tl.d oi6er has certainly been issued. They are silent. reipecting the rumoured death of young Iluosr.imitrtt. P ivate letters aceour,t: in the followmg manner GTheial LA PPNA having ohrained the chit co - 111. riland at the, battle:of liarrosa was atfirst in tended, thar &Met& GliAilAU should .I.:,ee the co i n. mand of the joitit torce:4 ; but when the troops were Lin. bow% the:Urgent, fietietal BLAKE, whu ii said b averse general ,y to the employment of liFiti4ll (.)biters in the comp.:111101 Sp mist) troovs, dt:isent.. cd . ,•snateg, ii) as 111 , .' Wearer t umber of troops were Spat,ish,. t Spanish Ottic,:r should. hare th command... Jr. Fl. WELLesi,EY, ,our Anibassanor protest , d vrotigly again it this proposition, and would have recoiled Gen, tht (IAM t, hut from that Officer's etrnest ri qii“st that h'e'lkhould .bc.al lriwed tc, r rveaa : rNuirett, rat than countermand the troops trout the yrssels in tolfiTrir they were em barked, the 14xpeilit•on was allowed. to Sint, but with this a*sorance—that Pawn not interiere the military dispoSitions of General GltaliAM. The eveot is. known. Music.---The sixth pertOvmance of the Vocal (Zoneerts under the direction of Messrs. KNYVETT 111(1 ,VAUCHAN took place last night at . WiLLts's itooint,s—Nr. WitionsELt, resumed his situation as, leader. The several pieces W e r e , as usua l , we ll se le,led, Battu/v.l was encored in a beautiful Rondo moposed by INuizttst. The glee fOr five voices, "Mlest Syreos," the words by AItLToN and In c music by J. S._Sbtrrn, went off admirably. A glee. bur five voices by ATWOOD, " tattered tkeed," war SOL Wait supported by tNirs. VA.uoanw, the KNYVETT'S,&C. ;was encored. One of the most applauded compositions of the evening was, " my love's like red red roe," composed by NV..K.Nyvevr. 4Eamsol-rit sung, better, than usual, The - Room, was very well , attended, and among the co , npany were the Arabishop of YORK, the EA. anci Coun tessof CHICHESTER, OW Earls of 11141srieLn, Uxnatoog, DARNLEY, AllitrNT EDGE, COMER, &C.,&C. &C. K; NO'S 1 Hl3 it.-.Thos Tragedy of The Elrl of Warwick w As:repre4ented last night at this Theatre for the henvfit of Mr. PoPv, who, .notWithstandiog ids repiito lion as an actor, lia4 pot been able. to pro/ cure an ettgae,tement on 015 - London boards. .Mrs. Stnoolis kindly came forward on thisoccasion iii ;be part Of Margaret of 'bijou ; Enlawroii, with erival perfortncd the part of King Edward; and Pops hiniscif sustained thin of the Earl of liaiwick. Farce was l'he 'Palermo', and INctatooN, Tory, BLAN.citAttn, )4rs. DAVRIVPoRT, Miss E. BoL-. TON, and others, were proud of the opportunity of contributing their respedive exertions in support of a brother-performer, who has not an opportunity at returning to his long-adopted profession. ,The House was crowded to an exeesst%e ovet flow, , and the per , formances went ofd' with veat . applause. We are authorized to state, that the paragraphs which hate .lately appeared in some of . the:pnblic Ripere;rnentioning that the Plates of several Notes had been stolen front the Bank, are without tottn dation. A French Gentleman, the' other day, at Ports- Mouth, bargaining tor a gelding, c declined the pu t '. hase, saYirtir, " J no like dat horse,- he viii ito gG into von decanter."' A duet was fought yesterday morning in the fidds oc.M,trybone, betwixt a Gentleman of the onlif; of plisse;, Who resides inGlotgester-phice, Ind is Gen ; iletnan Unknown. Mr. &tisk was wounded severely in t ! 11ue r eBll : tl it lder the ti Mr. Ridge, in the •liling'S road, w a s broke . open early on Wednesday morning , last, and . robbed of plate and other articles to the amount of above tool, I,()NDON : Prim hy R IC:HARI) }Mithis. or N,. - 4, .-13rtIeitteentlii, BOW. &Met 4r4rtli tri ithre by WI 1,1..1Am A it 'viz (.; r ttt 1 ,-, ; (louTii uttonCiVven°r .4" re Stroud, wbere ildttertisemenis s Ord e r s fps Paper, Letti-f. tor tb o teti'ior kc. fjp)ft-p , ,Trt) gy myst b y iddt•-st'AL a() at IliC SULOOPPICE, Na. O 1,1) Ap frilli.irt: Sexton was convi&ted of-steals;}, '''' g' -IP,n':iltle m It:t, -7 : ,. fro ihe skull of M stedr. Joiiii•RlA the Aw - t.oneer, as was Charles Goiror for ifs a p.ir of . boots and vario,is aIIICICs of weviiht -, IP* Pawl froth tits"lionie of amiel Taylo,r, who w is t 'Y trade a tailor, and- a ith whom lie worked. Geo,ge Dora' , was also cooli6led ,pf ste,rin, no slit; haiivikerctiiefs from the shop window of ;qr.% Price, in Oxford street. SeverA oilier eonvittions tool: 1 ice, for i tiernes of a (rival nature. . lel t 'Oak flaky was then-tried, on an ii dii lol ' nt charging ,him with wilfully and trial'cr;tr4l'",'r4 Joines 111axtev.1 with a certain knife, into i l . o l4 l '' ' , ' : ' • b) the said James M.ixted to ki;l and ritliiti r.' Ilt i was (;hdrged with the same otienee, v 4 oh tateatto du liiirr some grievous bodily him' , . , 1,, Several witnesses; ware heald in siipP ort ('-'' "- charge, but the prisoner' succeeded in oviaillo,,, on gliti, pr ,vin that be was in St..liarttaiiiinieNt, , iiiispital at the lime when the otfence ikd i - `' ,l i . tie 'committed, conseqnently he %vas aV iiite' l7; Lie was, however,‘detatned to answer for I " ' ' otkiicc. , • _..FaAtin o:; TOE MARQUIS or itrorpirt. , i , True bits were tom; . tiy !tie 1 r aid Jury 401'5, Da vellPort Salley ni,4l hi.; Son, C u all,s GoO t4 (iii.stavus Kierad I, and Edit:aid Meyer, tar 11'. f 0 0 wit...icy, with intent to d, !Timid 1111.- Matris 0- wit of sundry bills of exchange. . . • ----------..—.0.. alt : r ic e le‘ in i e:idlYailahleeriS)Aules (:bfodtyheofiate:::k::::„°:: great furniture, at aitectifiberry Hod .e, l' l ' Ll l f :d P . blit: or) this,t,ccaai-11 obtained d VI " I ' l 1 1, 1 0 and elegance , which long trigne a) I ' l ' ' 1 1 .,3 inanstoll. Ills Gr...c ' e W.:14 an site .urn ", ' 1 Fine I,Ala:tise:tyfilddt,ilisi!belt)urlepr°oicluPl-1111)itii'i'gA .Isl'l"r:'''':::'•:'',;''l' ap irirrelitS. • The drawing rooms ,r:'d i . i o " ''' ~, richly poi , ited in co part .tetit,,wiih fir "P' '' ‘1 10 :0 10, ( 4 13 u :titan bop, surrounded by iestiiohs 0 4 g t 1 , 0 1 0 ' : ;,. executed it) a iii isterly style.. Thr cidlirrilPf`' ,A 4 nifieent and' beautiful. We suppo ,, ' I ts ' e tr''' , t'' C ) n ic O t v u t. i.. vi vi ; i b a u t t h i c er • c'e°ll.iivel6ireintiunt';iti.ellieofDadijo‘eri- il t vel ;:1 ,. '." ,:, : ; . 1 , nicht.. .11; tie study, on the flow tit die P . . 1 ' , 1`. , ; , 111 ` 1° v 'e r e a Joseph rushing from his I Vl '' r' , " ,,, t; LI P hug i d r . : S sat a l : it i f l ia ' d , gt, 1 3 ) 1 t y r - :) , ; ipt i s im . r u ) o t e i n l i , ! ' p i lar:lg.(ll),:lisli,:ii,al:lst.dl l a se4,,:w.itiglitli:l):;''l4,lllll,3l4:' . 3 , i l ' i ' i : I .:1 , '1 :, r w ic ii ii l; o fo ct i .e v rs of 1v.1.1 tune. T he eiPvlo nv RAIIII .O I ' si 0: eiiiratiot , - . service of i ) I . re °l ' I . , an llornelISo N .-;anti, iiiiilign:iPoi:lu:gerBr‘o'.al,l4' dotrird'il,:bil:11::fr.:14:11}71:1:1)'uli:::::4n:f: Wl;11;I:lj" nets, ant.l groan refits, xvoutited d'or nrlio ' l° I, 6 Of which was formerly Selected by tlii.. I.)""`"o,tiirJ "le, en this OCClgiOti, was,Colliilled 1 0 it''', lj ,( 1 "Iy• Of the latter we can only ,taw to' l ' . i. ,i i.1i...1 .1- i''' t of tnt)dern faShioii, tli-ugh ,iii ~,' i ~ ,,.0 ' Liao only article which called ior V ' ic3314:11 ,a , . w ` is a beautiful Parisian table iia _ - ,, , iii- piii.l'l", h• top pannt d with the togois of Ow 0 '.`' ' ' '` l, oto t ; C' sr i i, ie . des,: . ; 'bed It as a curious ;ion .4"/11,e(00,'' "1"nl• \Ve also tatiderstood that it Wa s P t t ,x , r•s' by Ihe, Duke on the Conitneot al "`" ' ' 'd r. .... 1t! I.'enc.e. It' fr 11, tinder the hannner tor l 3 ‘' 3' :eiv ii 14/#l4i4, which s.l :lung SUppOrled 11)e ' 1 : 1 pi " lelvt at his whitlow, in picca,tilly, w3;'','itii iiv i and eithe r (p)ishreivrivarrticcitiea,ir:is,ollidainwteeda. and cuter 1110.000,): sil k at,ld silver !ilea, the French coac h al ' ' 1 ,13())‘61tri.— Illolineux has - DOW VIV" le ,ICh whale Tat:e 01 figiltenl. BeSideS die 1-iill' oj,iiid will, be fought ii' a mobil) betwixt 1 10 6,l,iiii ti,e ,11ti0„.1043'41 , th ir d (Ai the list, of boxers, 1100°''',,1„,pioa l ' , 6.at tl P iig : i ' xi al e t: l i n eg., :l ,le ! "l ie r ' a ti ! os na(g)inireereeadtchhot 9,fi.6,Cridr:teM.bhaitlrliti.‘eil;cll:ll):(:ll:::l:l6llc,:ii.ii, g ro 11 0 1, ' s l g p m U l C : l l l .ll o i f l tbiyipthemaAlllaaxlCE‘Orrl, , Q 4 ::: g b i l ns ' ,;,,1 v. il, i, Tlis ct,iy's Market wall odt Well sul r',', shit isl different iods ol . C. t atde ; Mutton and 1)01",,,,,4, ~fie' 1 'itic last', prices - 1 Beef and Veal are cb °ll- ...Ali 4 trade- fur the , runst part was somewhat ~, . foJ' o salts in ihe I.4iS , airkt:t were 53 0,er ~Jcii,Vii 0 i,o' an 4 -Clowr obtained last price , ; 11.1 ' I ' 00 . ,10 03'. ter pricer. li . -----'-fe HildttiflletaiollVd priL" hers are a correct statement :-- 1 , To sink the o f t per stoneP ~,, 6(... A 0 Beef 4s. id , to is. 4d. Mumot is, 4(1. '(,'...)„,,f,..40'" ss• od, to Gs. od. - Pork ss. od. to 7 5 . o ' l ' --i os. od. PiOr tb Beasts 41lii. Sheep 299 0 . Calves 120 , - - 04 1 ' SMITHFIELD HAY•MASSIVI:' 0 ° J. i Hay Si. oa.'od. to 91. os. od, Stra w 31. -1 0 . od.' Clover 61. eS. od. to Si, Ss. 4., Po t ......... ~,, ere ;II"' , , CORN-E X CHANGE, APRIL b•'-'"lltiie /0101 Tank fresh arrivals of . Wheat to - J"Y . ~'„ ~,coad . on hand Again rather cons'iderahle, cbietv,e, lirt l ' ;; ordinary,, which are heavy sale, in g ( '' l ' e ,.. in 1 1.,',0 but fine supports lost.quotation ; ilij3l‘.4'it.),t4 le.', supply arid a trifle. dearer ; 1144‘„'433 4 ,3 ti. '°:':.: fully keep their prices; new 'I icit peii!ki.,,,,e 01;,1 the remaining suppliev of ().ems Or e li ,loy , ' ' fi st 4. OO what con.atierable, r i ot many of tilt. -f tat iooi this trade named uearly at 10 1 ' 61 e j of Flour at the ' late reductioP, MO' 111.8 7armilit.tbte,e23lth ult. at Brighton, ita 7 8t11 1414 ft, coc h ia Veil, l. On irr the d ‘ y ear:, of Inc 29th alt. at Leith itilra• Jra- r H i d';'' 1/41eorge u ' ret klerc4int there (Th Friday ►llorr;U' ' • u rltt lane A, Morning Ost, at eignin) urams On m ' fret - ontiav-night at eleven o'cloex, tot fvlit,,s Lombard —' Alger. drug o re, et-" 4 -strc-er, ageo. SeOCO ears. 11,00 V .VBll"l3Y,' at her houpe, Conduit blrCe,,t. „, appal. ' 11?:,:.ot the 13 , 0 Hon. and Rev, Robert Cil"'";;t0.1: Ant,:urtiande niorning, at his hotlO Yetat Nloter of Ow V wt. ;' ' het, age, the Hon. Mtg. y 31,, S I O CIC. S KnAT , llndia ( iont ls, 245. 27g 1)6 P. 114140,7. if' h t I tonikliol3. 6 4 'C4tih,, I awrio povl!.. ow s, tOr i ltti Ap .fi (14 IssiA 4 1,E