The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-22 00:00:00

‘.l ( . 0, of .e; that which ought not to be discofeele teem t i . enseeitede importenee, 1111)1110i it hp to Ise brought eatier their censidera 7 ,WI) t, r, ay tie press to become, intolerant, one say, “•you steel not deems such a Rib:Jett r' H • re , n , inhered what had had taken place in the National e,embly of the Isleed of 'St. Domingo, ' wh; e, in consequence at the attempt to extend the hbertt id he press, the moe dreadful scenes pc. enrred `l l ose who were.. to he benefited by it, rose a d nueeecred their friends indiscriminately with their foes, and et length 4nel:et:fled in meking themselves sovereigns ot the edited. :inch might be the cooserfueeres 01 the iotrodnetion of the liberty of the press ki4 India. They ought in watch care fuily over the interests of that cautery, bet not think oleonced.ne, that privilege. Mr. Wtir. t.Ace and Mr. Locetteir 'severally exelainee; Mr. Witerseuen sale, the Hon. Gentleman, who had Psi Neekens had mentioned the licentiOnsnese 'of the pre e, and Observed that it bad taken sumo strides. He (Mr. Whitbread) was of opinion that it had taken some Foul les, but those strides appeared to inn to be taken backwards. It the Hun. Geu dente: leuke t back to what had been nehlished . many ears ,:go, and , compared those publications , Vvitit what peered from the press nt the present day, be thought he also woold bit of opinion, that the motion of the press was retrograde and not pro tare-wive. His Friend was aware, that to place -the press sty India on the same footing as in . Entelend, Might be dangerous. The Government of India !fad been Acquired as the Hon. Gentleman had said,' by conquest, by compact, and by forfei ture, but he had -omitted one short monosyllabic in. paining that which had tended snore to give us that acquisition than any thing else, Ho had not men tioned the word " F'raud." If those ills might arise from - extending - the liberty' of the press to which the HOnoorable Gentleman had Vie t'hought wrongly) ascribed to that measure' in St. ,DOrningo, still he (Mr. W.) thought no evil c mid he expect ed to result from an attempt to sortell the mi3ery of the people; 'bet, on the contrary ilia' it would tend to prop that power which must otherwise crumble into dust. The paper moved tot ought to 'be woke:ed.- If the regehitionb made by the Nlarquis Wellesley wait 004, they ought to be brought forward to justify him ; and it they were unwise stud impalilie, they ought to ,be producede tlee they n»glit be canvassed. The lion. Qen tlPman had field the 'people of India ~were' not in the situation in winch it had been aid they were, as they were governed by personstwho were respon. siblelor their conduct to that House. After this, .however, when they were called to account to that lioube, that Hon. ljentleman opposed the product, tion of the paper retrisite for their information. Tot. only was it considered right to withhold from thi.• natives of India mor.ll arid political information) 'bet it was even thought proper to deny them a knotiledge of Cheueitnity. To4tipporl a political despotism, 'tiny would not let trern have the light o th,n gospel tornugh which ,they hoped for tolva. Con themselves,—(Are, finer the Trcosory Bosch One How Gentieman Teel eeereseed himaclf needy t' h tt i•tfect, and the Might Roo. Secretary hiMself *had scented-about to say let, whet' ,the enortnil 01 the plopoetem appeared to startle 3 hint. He was sorry tins ells Ussion had taken place, to' show the wolld the rettAwl situetioo of those who were called our I . liew-stlitie , ts, het Mei were not so in " but thuse (~.tht Mi. W.) wboiti we and our fvl;ow.Sllbjetl 'A (lei : 01, over e"- H thoueln ibis e e n t e on would • been e 'ed tit the toonas•-i , oti or the leper. 1: woold have heen per fectly hal mless, .s4tol it Sitio vim! none good, at it t k ,"1,1 have the M ed r ite eoentrye by sett,wiug What was %%piing: . Mr. R. Dutra/is explained. He "Was not for withholding from the natives of India the light of Giristianity, he only wislicd keep sk i t tee m them which would kid t( tintwittio4i 00ci . e di ngs. Mr. n MOAK AD bad ooderatood him to's:ly, in attempt to do emilty thin . 'taw's and Sopeistitions of Itlititft, tail wonld he. it'ePthPYr. ' ust the Iteeeecture thought tI e avgitniems et the'ffe Gentleelen were by n o Iht.3lls ithirtHeOt tti 0M11) dirt 1111 it the ea . pee Gentlettire etould remembet th It the liberty. of the Bra's was , plit hheld from , the firineiples G ,the oveinnient, but from tins disposi tions of the natives themselves. They were In that state that it might do. them lunch harm, though if 11.07'were loss i..!noreet it might be expected to be produCiitte - ot the gr , atest gi s t 1; He was glad his Hight Hon.. lies lei had So well explained sway w h at had heel) sad of •withholding from the nip lives the light of Christianity. No such disposition existed, btu it was wisely thought Government should ahvain 'from openlyexerting 'w a ll ., t o f urt h er I be Canie rd Chi fitia tiny, lese't hey should be' repres.., ~ , ite r f Iri thin people as attemptitu to impose upon them a new religion. On all twciiiions, when pa pers were clawed for in that he thought a better red ot should be given,, than th atl they were deSiri;cl out of curiosity , end the paper.retjusted by 1 the Nable hotel ought not, in his 'opinion, to 'be-' given', as giVing it without ail substantial reason ' for its production having been given, they would seem to admit there appeared grounds for eta same , the Govettiment of India. Sir Joint NeviironT supported the motion, and thought no one reason had been' given why the pa pure should not Ott granted, Sir J. ANsilittrilltit eXplitibest Led A. Hera 11-TON replied at some length. Th e Pelee meeed tale wae, iii his (.900 . 1011, that whieh, o f ptiwrifi ought to be proiluted at the pr a ie " c , W s) as the Contlxiny-were shortly,eistOnig t o h a _ tot a rete.wel of their charter.- He thought h e kid idiewri sufficient grounds for the produelion ot opt paper, it-d would ceriami) sake the sense ist t I ry- she Jititicet. Mr. R. DenoAs and Mr. C severally plained. , a l t '. G. Jolt NSTOria would vote against the run_ ti fie t 4,0, stet 4 , 4 ,1 ge teat the rower eritrubtrd to the Govcrnitnnt of India had beets misused, and was fully convineid tirt the most rnischionnq (Atli wieuld result from,fillowing a tree press to exist It India. The Home divided, when tile numbers were... Ayes, 18—Noes, 63..-. Majority, 36. Sir Osvirms Mo*v..tet moved for leave to bring in a 13111 to render valid certain Indentures binding p ar m i 4 ppirtiliCt. 4 l. _ _ _ Leave being granted. the Bill was accordingly brought in, and rtad a first time. Ordered tor aM. cord reading on Tue Mr. 'Jut-ems:soN Aave notice, that on the first open day he would call ,rho attention of the House to the application of the Military force, and Military Polity in general, Mr. Dvwrm moved tor the appointment of a Se. tem Committee on India .A.frairs, which tie Ft:l)mM consist of the same Members as before, with only two exceptions, the one, that of an Hon. Gen tleman Who could not attend, Mid the other, that of the Chancellor , of the Exchequer; who was likewise prevented from attendance. After some clisetrosion between Mr. CitUEVEY,' Mi. DUNDAS, Lord FoLksTowit, Mr. WALLIS, Mr. 'WHITIIIISAO, and Mr. GIANT, the House divided, when there appeared-.4ur the Motion .54—Agaimt 19—ntjority Wri on .we were re-admitted into the Gallery, we found Mr. li'Ve.t:t.st.e'r Put.t lees, moving, that a the House should, to-morrow, re s olve itsinto a Committee, to take into. consideration the papers presented to, the House on Friday last by Mr. Secre tary Ryder,, respecting the .eotton ante woollen Mit nufatiures 'of Ireland. The circumstances' to t bid) these papers 'referred were shortly - these: in the month. of July last, in consequence of some com mercial embarrassments, several manufa(iturers of Dublin were reduced to great distress, and a repre sentation was made to the Lord Lieutenant on the subject. Ills Grace duetted a Committee of the Council to make an inquiry int!, the subject. An investigation, upon. oath, tank, place, and a Iteport was made, which recommended the' adoption of the precedent of ma, when, under similar circum ritances, a sum of money had been advanced ((tribe relict of the Manufacturers In consequence of this Report,- a negociation was entered into with the Dank, for tit , advance' of the Aunt of 200,0001, Coin.: rniSi3ollerS for - the management and-distribution of this stun, consisting of some of the Most respectable Merchants in Dublin, were Appointed, vud,the result was, that the roost complete relief was ntferded to the distressed Manufacturers.. It would appear from these papers, that between-it! and- i 3,000 persons had been kepteinphled in consequence ut the ad vance of this molter, who must other %vise have been discharged. 1 he papers which had been prc sentedcontamed the whole of the proccednigs rela tive to this tratisadien, and Ire pro u o-ert Oa! they sl4lulti be referredlo a COlllinitle e.. and upon the report of that Gominittec, ire should more I_•r-leaVe to bring in a Nilo Secure the Bank of Ireland from any loss an the occasion. •-lie had every rkiis9ll to back, however, tbat no loss whaterer woufd ensue (rum this transection. In 1793, when it e same G-nilemen woo now- managed the distribution of this stun, took the taint; ottr..e, they. coocriet,-d the bthillt:6% in Such' a . manoer, that there wits not only no ions, but there : was actually. a smell gain. 'the loans wo r t* tilaile at bix pet Cent. Upon security Oo‘crnment paid five per cent. for the money, and theredtrini.ig ore p-r cent. tun only covered all the eteences ttiot were 'lncurred upon occasion, but d ~,i „ tia.l %Llivl:l3,ill,o the EXChinll.lci. 110110.1; scary ror Into !tisay iliprc typi.4l.llkl:; ocO'itop, bit' he strut{ I be ready- to give -any..explatti:Aon that .nt be requ red. Ho concluded., with roving, oit 'the papers- be reterved LU a Conitnittee ; Which. was agreed to; . The urnal Indemnity Bill was breught . ,in, -and read a first time, 'Tire Report on tire CommcreildCrtiii 001,480 taken further' conbrderatron. . , , Mr. U. 'llifiliNTON proposed, 118.81) Syleitcitr . tint oil the clawie w hich violated rile Jotertst upoo.eiegy )001. at' 2d. ii.day, thin it should adrofoA of , 2ld'pec: day. • . , „ The CAA 14CeLL(ni of the vonenifita thought that they shinld 110 t Wirt hen those. in w hose rbhei they pfulecied in etiiilfl lot ward. Alter bonne further disewmou between Mr. Tier ney, Mr. fluskiition, Mr. flaring, Mr. Roie, and Mr. iiitihert, >s division took place on the Amend ment Ayr: . 2 2 , 4 °CS • . j Majority, x Mr. WOITHREAD wished to know' in what stale thei Esche,qu, r Bills stood which were voted tar the relief of the West India Merchants Sir T. Tuttro'N asked whether any tunes was in. tatted to 1,0 given if the bills were nut brought. in an fest ni expected ? The Cain t.441.1,..011 of . theEsettuciven laid :there %Pima rrpori upon that satyr t iu tho Exchequer ) and if any one wi,huLl, tie time tut it. Severalyerbal Amendments woe then made its the Bin, and it witordered to Lie read 3 third time t miaow. • Tbelitia lolibuneot , Bill was te.comtunted, snd olderLd to be LA:ell i o ta,' further considiratioa on Monday Item. Tins was ordered to be „ _ Thu Report of the txthequer Bills Funding Bill was brought up. . ' - The llitl wo ordered' to be read third MarroW. Mr. Lot*en pnitporied the Foreign Mioistple Sa 14ry Bill ti,ll Friday sethuight. 'the other Ordera of the Day were. di4p?sed of; 40141 -Pi liali-va;t. Tvalve, the ticts7 j‘4lrned. A Cloarterty Meeting of itai:k Proprivo , a was YettultlY held the Jiank, at which it.e Co‘erfloi, (Mr. l'itAitse) ' , resided. L'hu divi4lcoo, vri l ich will be clue lo Ihtf PrOprietOrA MI the Stir o s s. Aped item, was th ciarvci to bi.t 5 per grill. tor i h yo'or tut! Da' 1% paying the Inckolie l'ax.t,orcnit« Attar some conversation, ot au public inietvat. , I The Speectes . ma.te by the Marquis WELLE4I.4 , I and Lord Liveeetio I. upon the stibiea of the pe, conia'ry aid advanced to Portugal, cont.,ined the most satisfatiory information relative to the state of that country. • The latter .Noble Lord, in reply to Lord GaeNvit:Le, compared the situation of Portugal at present, vith What it was a year age. At that time her military force was smell in number, 11l disci plined,-and ill equipped now, it amounted, in. eluding the, militia, to bo r L.veen eighty and ninety thousand cum With respeet to the discipline of the Portuguese tromps, his Lordship eppeal . ed to the testimony of those Office's who ,had witnessed their condud at the bode of Busaco. He showed ids° that Lord GavoteLe was him.. red, when he stated that we only possessed so Much of Portugal, ;r - s was at present occupied by .our troops, by proving, that in four of the six provinces into which Portugal is divided, there was not a French soldier to be found; and to Spain, his Lordship said,. that the French, notwithstanding allthe exertions and sacrifices they had made were not in fact masters of one single Province. The argn , inents that were urged to,shew the policy of count "ading,by every means in our power, the designs of 'Berman arms upon the Peninsula,were unanswerable; . indeed we we at. a loss to conceive how any doubt can be•entertained upon the stibjeeL . The number of troops that have beetr sent into Spain and Portu • gal, since the. commencement of the contest, by, way of B3y9tule, has been estimated at 40 t ? ow; in filwri, and fiB,ooo cavalry ; and the nutouers that have entered Spain,:by way of Catalonia, bate been estimateclat iiio,ooo men, =making together neer "bs,to,ooo- men ; and . of this immense force it is sop poied that not above two hundred and'fitty thou sand remain !•. :This is. net our em a timate.--'we have extracted it treat the Morning Chronicle of January last. Have we then deriyed . no advantage frein the :Support we have given to ; Spain and Portugal, even supposing that the contest were to end to.o.torrow. -But after this intrriense, sacrifice :of human lives; Spain and Portugal yet remain to be conquered,— "We, have not room to expand upon this subjed, nor 'indeed is itnecessiny ; but we cannot help observ- . that when it was supposed that 'a change of AdalipilittiOCM was about to take place, we ex . pressed our apprehension tat one 'of the first ads of. the new. Ministers would he to abandon the cause of the Peninsula. Upon thins occasion the Morning Chronicle accused us of " malignant and wilful,misrepresentation," for attributing such enin tention to those Noblemen and Gentlemen Voir& were expected, to form the new Adcniaisirittion. in s answer to that accosation, we beg to tiler to Lord • .klitarivtu.a's Speech of last .night. ' • LOAN or EXCInQuEtt Bit.t.s.--By the Bill beftire Parliament:, thel.ordsot the Treasury are empower id to thrett any number Of Exchequer Bills to be made out,, co n tai n i ng different su ms of „tool. 601. and 201. eitch, not exceeding in the whole the aunt of six millions. The Bill to beat aninterest of two- Pence halfpenny. perceriturn per diem. One fot , rth part of each class of Bills fo be made payable on the tat of February, 'lBl2 ; on other fourth part on ale 3d Of May, 1812 ; one other fourth part On the 4th of August, 1812 ; and the reaihing fourth pill on the ed of N m ovember, 8 1 But no Exchequer Bill made gut under this A.t is to be received iu pay ment of Customs, Excise or Revenue, " at any tint, before the ,14 on which Exchequer Bill is appointed to be paid." The names of the Cu. tois. s.oneri appoitiltd to execute the Aft , are—Lord Hintimi, Hon. W. Lamb, Esq. W. B. Lygoi,, Esq. , J. J,. Smith, lisq. Sir James bhaw, UM, Sir John Perritig, 1.1 art . H. C. Coinbe, C. Grunt, Esq. •J. Stlo4ll, Tituw.is flughan, t sq. J. C. C urwen, , Esq. B Eq. J. lirogde.l), Eig. C. kiv sanctut;t, El. J. , • •Eis . AC Raikoi, Esq. C. -Pek E q J. high., hvi. •f. Bairibr like, q. tiolford, liettonon fiarriqon, Exdteteer B us subsCriberl . 3;o:tit:Nay to be funded air.outitod to . 2,f4G,0001. 114,iny irtquities It :Ivo% been made :whether it we; probable that e Whill he any alteration its the terms , pr. pQael I; 14ro NJ tro 'f2,or.td aufhosity, thoi. nu lain' 011 114,4 NAVAL NEWS. the Governor begged to skate. that Very- iropropei. reports had gone abroad, reilatiag on the Dirk- . tors for the incautious and slovenly - thinner in which tie bills to' he , discounted were admitted into the Hank, He assured the Meeting, that every prudent and necessary precaution was diligently observed by the Dirc:tory j and that dUring the Vv hole of, the lasi year,,and down to tiro present It ur, the unpaid bills dui not exceed 400,0001.; for the Ultimate payment of which the Directors still had many good 'teeurities. by endorientents and .oiberwise, which would gn tar to diminish the gross argot:at. The Corm tlitin adjourned. • NtMir). Au iv so —t y anuica, a Dublin, a Waterford. Dua—a Malta. ' , Kiev, OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWIILV It 'O'CLOCK. CI:MS(4J si • • . • 64 THE SUN. 3OLLM VUIS DICIR li VALSUhI AUDLA.7 L FRIDAY, MARCH 22, MI. ; Piiiited by k C 11A KO HARRIS, of No. 4, M Ott r war t, itc 4 ou,'. , t.(1 1 %'Y :•• St e.1(7 At t , 41(,,j,i. sc ua 4tro , , c;m , verer iqu he SuN.Oppic s , 11Y , Strimd, w i i aiivertheinents rder Ps. ic,i PGidey for to e I: ; ig ar , toosi , ox i a), ttuic _., VALigtOUTII, MARCH 19.—Arrivol the ,E(Preif packet v.itit, a M .il from 3un ilCd ill 43 Jar ; 611 e liar on board 560,000 dulls - s . also the Ston ish siuP Miriaretta from A/lonte Vid e oiP 94 eigyv Salk! be Alphea ochooutt ' w ith nine sail of.ol* valrjr transports 'fur Plymouth, to take in llorid i f° Lisbon . DEAL, MARCH Et.-- Ca ne tHi/k7:,:ialdpori,otiS:t.eunirl:rgii;e•tifil,s; c l i : l uap f l , n i T a: dri t i l i : l : n e P lvi i in s u aA i rf i ii e j : o• E ii / V : l e i lid. ,Tamer ...Arrived i.riv ed S i : i b , e a Id:thisila 3 :'., ix.: tint the 1 g a t i b ui t i t is 6 t r . l a : r i r lin i d v a:r ed c‘lvttsrl t l uGf t ri c r r sanin e ler i l) ' )ll ' clijill i ja P i;rl%;°e#°4lt.' -"lie rja fr s o t n i t n i j i l l a e ln l n s t le onflid;rnan9tt.hee,rivrr;eBl'cli:P7:itith. Freetch prisoners of war. iuoti Arrived u, his ALijvsty : s r a t; ship 'Aiarlbog ~ply h from ,: Yesterda y Welve .i o'clock his MAJE SI " me on the Terence at Windsor,. -and milked fill (e ' tits when he teturned to his dinner. - He . cis scan' p onb:t a ri n itick i nd ed ka b u y ieeli D s. klAWJEtst.ll:yiscaamnde otri.aDtatlitn,l,DAnceni, itviiriti.;l°. y Generals MA/41'48ns and Carrwatony, sad iv.' ed till slier four. None of th e Dotiors stel e la , d Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, Pri flumes Sorstkv AtiousTA took their ustiarmortun's airing "" bri , l'e v ,.; * i.e ilte Great Park, Windsor, till 'w ar . i ;e ' 'lb e 1 - were accompanied by Lady G. Mosta , ; nrrals MANNERS and CART" EIONT , i'd ° i Crgli into waiting, in the room of General Gas T o. 1 I Hcr MAJESTY regularly visits the itts6 e$T., tuorning from clever to twelve o'clock, 00011111,1111'.: 'by litre or two of the puiNcusgss. Afterviarto L' i, ' l , MAJESTY takes his regular itiorning'g exit walking on the Terrace for an hour. I,elil Oct, lott.; . !Ge i l , :i.s h; silliteottii ' ife l ine ' rr i tmo i ll i t.t r oe: cl iri.A:.,,y M e e re et i i: g o 1 o o d f v a t the r P o t i t:C e l i i:::: : ;: t vestciday, ht the Thatched Prouse Ta"" ) ',,,,bfr RAWLI/ISON, Esq. in the Chair. A gre"t A v ii l et o. Lloyd's, and the Ciub voted Fitt y Pounds to the isa i ,0 L,toYd's, for the relief of the 13rit'ob Pib u " t : r ii ,„ t. zi tslibli.ot;ett a .,,:civ, l iic i ln.mh: t .;:t e aial : :, lete,iteil‘o ,A .: r:t.)es irt riifiri o jecr:t t x t zgok : A: t nd:Nd t r h iii,a e ,bh.im t lle.e t mii i_ toasts Birth I on ) . ,c . t iG t 1 , i l t i t ;e et :,; g 1:1 1 140,1 1 ,, " rn, e :5 1 011,11 ' l l gr ; no the of y t t ie eioix i it i c.ii i n n tii g cr , r; it .f being sir iu 1 p ll t i t e 4 ::: t r Ver4ll d 14 waif:, °IOW, 31'3 il ids , b,i for tree next ttienntal com nwill ' ..- IlLr' : Li r, oi l l i rc e d E t.c.n a a r r i ci c tc : : : ,! l3 l l : r cg lt h lg tl evv " 4 l : ll lC Mont- ,. -- ; 1 1: ::: : 11 1:' , 111 0 11: : : : 1 ; '1: A tC41 ; '' : .eir1313:::14:4:1:44' :p i : hart i l e y li ;I I s l t The klar q "°' • wal"' --------. e Egl i M. It . wello, i',s 4 li . , q . John It ,:W1,060, Lord F ll' t 1.2%411)001 . mit Lord Mioh4rAve •Rotlett C at , '^ l i ritt i l l it Q H . o L n. t; SiT v ligtliam Scott .L;;N::ii:1:1;;;',';:h:;1:::;'1‘I.: the :: " : 77 :1 ,i r c e e r U c b c ti:o t e g i !t e e t d : s n itic: 1 7oritradia 3 Pa"g 6l,ll :l ‘4 it il: ' appeared in this and other public priuis ' t ,''',, r o , of s . in'itig that Mr. G V.OItGU MUICAV DY' a l : ii - )11 4 ' 61 lt MajetY's ship Tout terelle, hod beel, - ; 1 1 , 3 11 0( heglea of duty, as we e ar l e ee a t ati ' ;et'? °li thi r t i t ri ' ;' 4 : ' ,, e j ,:i ' rt missed 'the ship only, and not ou goY ca " ° , tended at all to it)*his - Lier " 0 ~,e , , . rise i cnara . , ~,Ber, . r % :::::,, c.---This ciel:bitr,aigt:dri,7Bl':::oll: wnotti so much has been heard, rePr t '' 0 '; tlid ii.luk. of England, lu which establisliatca ire ins at air Clerk, iv as taken on Tuesday totaling, - 0 ,01 a_ ti:' 9 l:ll t . 4 ir all6 tE r: r a : l : ll ..,lliies from Ipswich, . roa d, by Jolla Foy, accompanied by t vt'y ' ,:,g beet' ti•om ihe lI "tiered for . his apprehension,- as long 5111 ,' 1i i ,', 1 tit5 ) ..... ° a l i t': t ,a 4 l : a p o r t e r h l; All y te llun o g G : e t : n h ta. ( e7 r . e e l l 'w n r n a :i t i r t re i ,l l' o l° ‘ ; v i l'f i d: ° h t i i rg o ra i e : i p e i'lli d ratealasig i : O blir;(lr::: ; ,c:l:';'l,:' (aimed from the gaieties and 'pleasures Sufi'' illo , ;4 wriet, ;,::? .l 6 l .. l li i ct lce i l 4 in d . eiafititkueel:tselPgoheome:betepnitolhiirsnriosltuilinorge:cletnhu.etnit:ry:iiattb:ll,via l'l°lft'oic; el lits %l ..nclieniall' nri• h a n act.. Thor f I,l ' Polyperson who.knew his sit uatio' ). h 0,1,0 . A . ~ S e i c i tit ins gk t tl e r B eh e r 7 e be l liki re d i m i e u e \ t n : v i . , ce n ia w in t sw oi d em4 ' , B l : : lL F; nr r o o : di li y n bon r fi ai d i e z ; f tod o etr o e n :l m u l r o u : i :W n n h dn d e: b a h s d . s e t i : cf nid a eh f m ni a ' d t i ti l?l s le o t eo llo: l €4 ; : :: G ic b i n red lY" l ' i ! i le i lt iot t i rn i i ', l : el : e r rn do . nn s l -1 1 ) 1 1c' ty '141‘ : j i r : cl o Vi i v i ; 11 , 1' ; ) : : ' !• 1 0 gone through, he was nnavnitted to Dit'i:/i..';‘,l,cie he o now ternari6nrsedxodumbi;ylatiiruoral od n • a g l ul":47Parilasn'i 4l# pears iP good spirits. .. tr. !if/ SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAs a „,i with ( ~ This day's Market was not well soPPH- 'quote terent kinds of Cattle; Boef is cooper cites;:l:o 04.14 e Veal, and Pork, support last prices ; eo l a ° l l Lo.gero-ral. was sulnewhat ' flat..---The .' er otcbt" hay Market wets trtfling.; Hay and C1°,1, 00 al icie last prices; Straw hati'got up in Vri t ' C '' .. . , I .ato°' l6' mentioned prices and numbers are all C‘ ti "%lent :-.. , f so. . j v ol To sink the ofi'tl per stoat? . - to 51 .1.-' ,j, lieet 40. od to ts 6d ' til 0. 0 ,5 50 ~ .. • ..-. _ - _ _uttott 48. 4 1,,,,,tuc5. is art . Purls, Is. o ct• to 7s. 0 4 '. oN• uti.' ..o , PiSs '' .' 13,c.,. 6 , 4 ck , . ---7 0 • -.Atop 3400. CAW/ t2o. SMITHFIELD 110' itha4l'l% s .o l ' tc4l' illY it los• od. to 9 1, 01 . (AL Stir .: ,i ' ll tss. ocl. Clover 61. los. od. to 91.95' °I" e r /la ,rO.4lltY lb pot CORN.EXCHANGE, MARCH ai 2 , 2,--• 0 n , t qict 1 „ , 1 1 1 I;.et has not many fresh. a rritats 0. -‘ ,s site 4. tPucb on hand,—in this vatic lost Pr " 00 ,1 iii ii.l4( suirported d ; Barley a xi Malt likewl' e ', s he i" r : ; i 0 ling 4upply, the late large arrival ° , lers ; ‘V, l ,` e ; have b v e l c ui n ati p ,o a ti tt i ly taken 011 : bY 11 '' diEtil it' Pri l): ' anti Grey Peni thji week rat ller giYe way t uleo 1 , 'New TI, ' . , . lc - Beans 30'. to 3lri-;- - 1 - goo' remaining luppii, . 1 o f atts, and `'„, t r iai. Flour rerbsitis sit I s t° r ......„, I