The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-14 00:00:00

- g indignation of rtrend) insolenc, ills! no ' • 1 ' . h .: United Burrs going to war with Eng- BUONA'PAIITE. The Bkrncni Papers In the; rupture likely to,iake place between II 1 France. " uht-trAx, MAY 24. " It is teporied that twelve American vessels have b.cs viiitiSealeci at the Haviihnalt, in coniequence 14 Vie I ae' ntey,ures 4 the Government of dm, United Si,,t,s te,rez:ting Florida." WIL LOCK, of the Roy,il Navy, arrived catty to , rlrtlg at the A louralty, with Dispatches fe nn the West Indies, but we do uut learn that he brings Ay thingot importance.` We have nut this day received any further ac- Matti horn the Peninsula, but we unler,tand t ac some Pri‘atc Letters that the public account' , °I the tetreat ut SouLT to St.ville are not correct, and that tie rem tins at Ll , -rena. It is probobie th:it SoutT !nay have t e n a cops at .I.,ircua, but (In' reason to &nut that he has re nt:lett with the main body of his army to Se6lle. From the last accounts of the move % rntnis of SEBAsTIANI, we bhould suppoic that SuULT IS 40111 collect all the forces iu that p art of either willt a view of . fighting a"o l h" batt: e , or of fillin g even back up on Castile, or perhaps 'timer. if eith,..r of those be his object, it will be tteceiary for hint to send some reinforce 7 rnentst " Vicron C ad , to enab.e Jilin to rai se t h e s i ege o f iz nice safrh . Thus m y sound rathe!stratige; . but the fact is, t!,at VICTOR'S force has been so re ettet-d, that her is. now rather th e b esieged than the besieger, He is protected now by his strong works, an d it wo u ld be dang erous f ur him to quit thvm in cou a nd Ito, 01 the garri son of Cadet. Toe nest ac. nts .rorn Cadi4 will probably throw some light 1111(41 ter ilit tliitions of t h e F rench Commander. W e are, we contess, inclined to t hi nk the French 1()r " 411. ' 1 time at !egg syste m . , adopt a Otfensive ............... Cott, winch Yt sterday th e .. Stack s experienced a slight depres• they dtfithot.tecover this mot the. caus e of which was said to be a belief that a war ~ V101.11(1i11111 1, 11hIttil It‘ta iice y Collitnetice between Russia and aitillOiat a buWd fQriller • W t y would be grante d to t h e do giot sii r. c oncur wnt h those who are quite pitl in their.speeulniniel, though, at tial , t, w e the same re tain the opioiou We .have for some time "Plit'steds reipectili4 the Probabili t y o f a t rupture tha n l'etA'ten those two Countries. W e d o not b e li eve, either of them is "le it quite rd a d y to commence the 111% n ; certainly iit 7 ONAPARTE is not, th oug h by. witlithawi,-g S shift, 01 his best 'Generals :from a, P ''. lie is.obviously preparing for it, . i.,.t.ik litgLly gratifying. to every wise and honest "44 lltioughoui the empire to see the advocates of l i nkv "tion, who 'style themselves' " Friends of Rt . ,- 411)" utiable to agree I: carei„ on tilting theinselvefi,ull°n 4PY principle for. inveroving that Curistitulicil I , vilitll hs Stood in Jon, and .kept us secure nh'ipy.tithidit all the:revolutions and horrors of the .and Gi)ii)t. Sohte respectable kil ly thine•,e ftetorrn migh :nten there are w hO Ole us e f u l, b ut t h ese 1141 (10 oni sufficittuty reflect oil toe danger that 11)1t111 attend a n attempt to i mprove ' that system 81 )4 *liii.t, s l ' i h'''h ha been so happily brought about, by time, bas been : 'found so productive of practi tllthanta os, will) such imperfections only as may li elke trti in alt systems . tit .hutneti invention... 7• I ' l ` I " hot also consider, If once the door to nine. 141'04 were opened, wha, violence, , outrage, linci il ub9 : lll° '' Wight be the result.' It is evid Ll t troio tv't q`kashie3 inculcated, and ihe sentiments daringly li tk ti hy souk. of the pretended Reformers, at the 1 14. , 'll lfl oli MAiday last, that th e 'ptirposd they ve Ott , . 1:u.1,, 'teq' Is not to repair but to destroy 01.1' tt, ik.ai "'thee; rand weli.tneaning men should i n ,° whether, if they were once to ',el such dash aiit 1111114") rs 11.tve way, it would be poasibie tore., ettiyi'"' 'Lie cons. quence might then' be nut 4 )bj - tA t : ' , ll l '' these who have laudable :end liqiiied : - '" t ie*, hut a total dcstrui:tion ,evetl; to those [tre k , k;iti - I lleo 4 who from a desire Of power or pi , " lv id ' . '• W ( "4 - - rush with blind vehemence for the athttainnieni of Ilielt enth It might be thou Alit that 'welq:ea4ll4l exarnPlc of France und her reformers ‘4,41 vPrate ellen upon the most violent of those itigthlte nit to derrons of Wantonly' destroy ‘,. thOit be4uiiful and sotid system of Goverturtent 74. d es . N st... i 'led, as they could ila eXi%itet to enjoy cited rbtaliger 111411 tilt; Fretich Revelutionist,., or in- r, fin lyng, as thoft3 Rir,Vellititainsts Were. in prottlf 4. 1 , 41 talents and knowleclee h th tfultitlagitiotis. liut w e , ire glad to see that se4llllketabie, frierids of R :farm, begin .to :be the,, '''', °I 'tie '‘Liting viitwt that direct many .4)f le vi.,_ tv,ho atti...ct to have the bailie purpose 161=.7t,s,atit,1 withdraw flora their Society, We hoF.tt; to r it :t . ~i will atsii flora fully' On iheir (Linger, atici v ti 'M 'he principles of ti,e.puisona alluded to, AS ttUtreg'se‘c:hiesc4ll:l;aaglolii..luottecrcuttrtie-witia.such a herd of NAVAL NEWS. Ptsmoutit, JUNE i2.—Arrived the Resolution ALLix, from jersey ; the Kahle:, THOMAS,. from Curk, last from Falmouth . , .with provisions for thh Puri ; and the Ann, SlitLiON, from Wales. Sailed the Druid trigale, oil a cruize; also the Purtugu3e ship Monte Alegre, for Loudon. DEAL, JUNE 13.- - Arrived the Maria and Eliza front Buenos Ayres, and hi, Majesty's cutter Cheer /-4/ trout a etuize. • Sailed the Ddender logger on a cruise. PORtPIMUUTH, JUNS- t 3 Ins 111-ijesty's ahip brutd train Plymouth. Risied up Channel the Nliaden frigate, with the Wes( India lice( under convoy. SHEERNESS, JUNI: 13.—SJileil his Majesty's ship Phantom, %Ow . a convoy for the Baltic. The next pruoably sail about the 2-I.'h inst. TOUBAY, JUNE 12.—Anivod his Majesty's ship Queen Charlotte from the . Downs, hound iu l'iy. mouth to refit ; also the Seine frigate, bowl.' to ditto. The Duke of CLARENCE is so much better, that he is now able to enjoy sonic degree of exercise ! i , walking. The complaint %as as.t.matic affec tion, i ltat gener;illy appears at this time of the yeir, and terminates in a slight fit ut the gun , whi.ll is the case at rrestit. , Miss FITZCLARENCE is 10 ac company the Duke to the ensuing grand pie a. Carlton-House. The young Laty is said n be highly accomplished and aunt tole, and tier apoear mice on the approaching occasion is understood to be a presentation to the courtly cicie4. Yesterday the Lords oi toe Coon met tit the Council Coainber, Whitehall, ..ear Prize Appeals. The Lords present 't ere, Ent CAMDEN, the NIA,TER of the ROLLS, Sir Whl. SCOTT, S r J. NicHuLs, By the Nocion packet, we have I:CC-iVed • the tol lowing comtunnlca.ion twin toe Biaz kto Da JANEIRO, APlttl. W.—The latest ac counts trout Buenos Ayres are of tho2Bth bruary. At than time time blocka , ie had not adually been renewed, but preparation% w-re making lot it by the Monte Vulcan , party. General. Elio had threatened to bombard Buenos Ayi'es, which had ine Etighs.. residoits'int , great consterna tion, .iltiiough it was Luposed by Ina( though the burnb -, rdinein could hardly , aff•e.t tow , , de•ittoy the shipping. There ate not lesi hin 70 /English besse,s at 1311. - ii is A)rei, loadi; ig and tiolthstfilig ; but ,the salt's Er 'lli ii• were su slow, that it could be more that) rue htati; of BAtisii comaterce at that •ta a. " 'l'iie Cabiltio of Buenos Ayres, in gratitude to Lord Siraiigtord, for ha‘ in put a stop to tile, pos. tile plus of the Biaz.lian Ctiuri, -e pro, us-d to admithis .Lnalship as a fiee , nati of 13,,..rdi- Ayr s, °tiering him, at the same time, the huu; called White's House (well known in thou G Whit,ineke), and a portion of litild HI y, close to the new port which is to 1.!. at Etlutia• di, of a league square Lord StraVOld, 1t0.% eve', i. - unqerstuod to h4ve promptly d ciiued these offers , . • . . " It is soppog'ed, • that Admiral de Con.cy i. to proeced ;vitt, in 3 fvW days, to the Ricer fornished .with 'instructions tram L .ro S raogford eTe , ,:t hug . the blo. P.S:—Trie . Oliver 11 . 3 s just arrived from Buenos Ayres, and brings a r putt,- tliat on the t3th Ni arch, the people 'of that City had curopeiled th, Govern 'merit to declare itself independent. Tois Was Takeo 1,1 revenge for the violent and intemperate c.)ndue't the new Viceroy, . " Tile Alutine is to Like vocivoy of 0 rich sliip from Lino, the. 'Archduke Charrles, With 4,060,000 of dollars on buaid." ' Go'vethment have received the most ;atisfactory accounts of the state of things in Catalonia, whole province is up in arms. In gonsequence of the horrible eacesstts m i lte d by t h e F renc h, t h e Commander-in•Chtet of tire Army of Catalonia ,I)146 o dered that no quarter shall be given to any French• maniound in the vicinity of any town that has been sa kt:d ,on fire by the enemy. Previoosto ()fming the trenches of the allied army on !'id rjoz, it h td been ascertained by Lard WEL. LINGTON, that the strength of he garrison was by uo int3OS %OCII as to offer an opposition that could prevent it from falloig within a very short peri o d nor iu'.ked was it • txptk-Attcl that any v igorous effort in its defence would be attempted by tire' enemy. Lord: WULLINOTON bad dispoSed his forces with such profound judgment, that no chance was left to the enemy for the escat.e of any part of the gat rison, should any .such attempt be made. fArti WiiLLINOTON'S and. it ititUinfoltD'S victories over 111AsSLNA and SOULT, lraru.b en telrbiated Ht COtilllita and its vicinity, with every mark of joy an-.l delight. Since the victori , s, suveral hundreds of Spanish youths have turned .out Volunteers, and i;r o nor disciplining after the British manner, and then will go to join ihts.armies in the South of Spain. The great wish .and object of our cavalry and the Spanish; in.pursuit.of Soul', was to get at the Poliih Lancers, 'who committed such .cruelties on the wounded. They proceeded over the field of slaughter and.every °dicer or man they found groaning under the anguish of their wounds, were relieved from their sintferitiss, by being spiked by these monsters. The unfortunate Major Brooke, says a letter trom;our army, who v. as only, wounded 'slightly,' • and Was Crawling away es fast as the nature. of his wound would admit; was piercedltirOngh the body, as were many others. 'Once during the retreat, we hear, the ad and . :44 l i'Dragoons'ea me up with . theY Lancers, and .killed and wounded a considerable number.. 'Diu mist of the:fiting heard at Lisbon on the 9.Bth is now explained.' It Was a rejoicing ordeied,by•the _Regency, . fur the brilliant victories. gained by the Albear And for the complete expulsion lifthe enemy: froui,Por tugal; ' • lIELiGOLAND lim.toot.AND, Jusx c.—This day, after a fore noon of rent:lrk:Ably line weather, seine' dark and .. ;loomy clouds were verceived ab Jut four, o'clock ; to Frtive from the &kith, ar the extremity of the hoti ton, and continued to collect till abotit half-'past four, •vheu the gloom was. so great as almost to equal nocturnal datknesse On a sudden, a white foam .vas perceived vu the surface of the sea, drifting Jung with -a.ton!,ihitig lavOity, and on its approach ;t blew such a hinricatte of wit d, as. has scarcely witness - d by the oldest inhabitant on this taind, In a moment every light article on the ground was carried inio the air, and for about a huh an hour he sea appeared one mass of foam, !%. hen a It-vino :tons *tom of thunder and lighining ensued,:,lol - by a heavy pouri , g of rain. This calmed the wind, b , ,t we intich fear that any vessel that came within the &weep of this violent whirlwind, must have suffered greatly. HELIGOLAND, JUNE 5. Yonetd;ay the mini versary of his Majesty's birth-dly was celebrated with every demonstration of loyalty and re,pea for our grt4:tuuS Sovereign. Ai t N elve, a royal salute wa, filed by the artillery Iron) the guns of ilre bat, tery, and the repott of every seventh gun was tbl lowed by a feu-de-joie froth the rest of the garrisOn, and the corps'of' light 011411try , vOlnuteers, who were all paraded on the 'occasion. This w.as concluded by the . B in striking up "God save rile King," and with three cheers trout the whole of the military assembled. The Lieutenant Gtvernot give an elegant dinner I to his iVlaj:.,ty t t he' Ex-King of SV,Tk'nEN,, 'Comma ciQte. Lord Ggottog STUART, • and several other °Akers, navai and military . ; and in the 'evening, a splendid ball was givoo honour of, the day by Lord GEOHGE, onboard the ..liora.tio frigate,.Which was tasti.fuily decorated and fitted up for the recep ot the guests. The company consisted of great part of the beauty and fashion in the island,' the Officers of lhe sqoadron, :and a select part of Orlicers and Gentlemen front on shore. The guests wßre received by th tt thdering attentton, and con- descending but dignified 'afiability of manner, for which iris Lorthhip is so remarkable; :trpwitrds'Ot . one hundred Lathes and Gen;lemei; sat clown abinit tWeiVe .to a rp.:gliiii..cut *upper, aki:r which the Itca~th of the Krug was . drink litree times three, And t'vely token of.rt‘pecti • as was (lia. of ih PItI% itt:GENT, and hi Attje ) ty King GusTAv.us, , A hi, as ex, eeted to have hven of the comp Tile health' of iii:Lordshiplollowed, and was draii with ent ic applause. Toe comi , any did not tih five this morning. LIILTItACI! La , A LATTER LI6BCN, DATED JUN(! I. Long before you recis . e this, you must have read Ave official accounts of !he glorious hattles of Almeida' and Bviajoz. The loss un our pint has. berd weal, chiaq on ihe'B t ir i h, but the tO6i on t;ie the , Fretico is trAle.. Perhaps so, bloody an affair as Ba.ljoz was rover known. General 141.r.nt.i.tv, who is in puri,nt, i. d , ily st m ,li ng in prlsoners. The result is bol o s h ort of ;theft-n.4.; destruction of SOULT'S army, wniell has ag: ifs evacuateti Portugal, and is expcced in a All()1 t time to he also out 91 . -SO,lO. S; , :iniards will nosy hav e a tiae.opportucity to ot;al,ize their at iny, I hope They will take advantl9,e of it. Alter ti battle of Almeida, Lord WHI,GIia;TON rorle • ti.) Elvai, but arrived the tnorning after ttte aft ir at IluLtioi. His wish w.is so 1;i Val 11.i . bC Present, tie killed• three horses in the journey, which he pr.r= funned in Uwe dat - s • On his arrival at a river, he found a bridge, which he 'had ordeted to he con structed, not rohdy, and he swam his horce acroSsi the stream' was very wit!, and the two dragoons who . followe,l hire were die xned. His L was saved by the superior strugth of his horse." An intereo.ing :lift was communicated in. sorpe of' the' letteis by 'the AnhOlt , Mail. The' Sw e dish Goveininen6 it appomi, has ein it necessary to older all foreigners the intoi ior. The iolkaw ing ektl4Lt of r leuer from Wexico ni the "?deo, ,May z 4, On the 21st inst. all the foreigners residing at Carlshatu wipe summoned- before the,ll,lagistrates of that town,...when- an °Net...of the com. municated tothem, directing that they should kave Carkhkun within 94 hours, and proceed info the in. terior of tier country (Wexicri), which i about tio wiles trorn Carkbatu, and f . rom tt hence I now. ad dress you, having, •le .compliimce with the ordt.t. of the Icing proceeded hither. Marshal Ncy had not left Copenhagen on the 23d uhitn9.". Letters were yeFterday received from Vera Cruz of the date of the 224 u 3 April. -- . We understand hat .all.l he. Rehm .Chiefs in therkingdotu- of -.Mexico have either surrendered dr beeu arrested. • it is remarkable circumstance, that th e l a t e L or d NILSON *a4 succeeded in no les* than fliur btation4 icy lii triond, the late .Lord co t , tatt a woui v ; , to the Inn Lieutenalier of ttigate, , in the ft:* Lieutenancy of the Bristql, in 'the-command of a frigate, and finally, in the eotrunaud of • the Medi. terranean Fleet. . , , • BLANcii.ttin had tot so prodaairre'a Dencfit last t ‘ignt at Co%lllt-gdrden Tileatrtt as ko regpttmable,,an atior, dud so deserving a ma i quigla reasonably expert. The truth k ttidt tit , ,,../I(ri•ses ran awns/ with all the harvest w hi c h the vertur,uune might remettju their beuchts. PhIDSOR, Jvi . .At 6 o'clock yesterday after noo n, tl. e atvi ,Prince:;ses, Princess Cti.tut.orrp, Vyi Ltt-t„ anj Mastvr ViTZ-CLARENtg went tu and Vk u!ketl e Gardens; 'and rctu!3,:ll to the C a! 8 tv'cloCi;. Thia morning, at to o'ciacirs; Prittceq AUGOS:. TA, SoPHIA, .Princess CHARLOTTE u s : WALE., aria SlAgter FITZ-CEARENCE, toot;. an tiackiti the Great Park, and returned to tho Castle at one. The Royal Party ,wcre ac , :mnr ,nit.O by AERINA CLIMBERLAND, B . '• , p of SALIS. Runt, Gctieral GARTH; and C,:unt:ls . ./....itott and DRSBRow. The Ciukt , .(4 (Ind Princ-sfie% ELIZACETit HY, itHik fin airing (0 Fri.ginore 'to w d in the gardcns, and reit.thicd to- the Castle at two answer this dunning, to iri lair is alter the state of -the , fl.llVti is , (hot he h w..;-, but witch iti the imfe 9 ate tte was yesteritiy." The letters from Lisbon cowinue to; state, that the tualigturng of the typhui fever, 'which has =id long prevailed 'amongst the lower wil,trs, had not subsided, bt4 continued td carry off great ounOitrs. The Ilth Li ht Dragtvos, which. :Irmo at Lig. ban on 25th ult. tiroceorlect on,the dar on th , it alart.h tojoiti Gold WeLt•tis (no r 4 ttt Hada.. joz. BEREVCiktO, art:Wiling to the latest ' (Imes trout w itt General ilzt.t. sot,ql to have been appoihtedlkeord itr cotrit!l , ll,l under Lord Wat.LlN'O'rotl. And that 111.rsit-11 FAtti was pteparhig to retHrti to' E t. Several hundred i.tatialry•ltorst:c Pl'yolooth Dock on Toes 'at', and bgan Ita.ue to en ) . b.trk on 11 , 4 tri,pip ,rs 11. r PorCtigAl. Othe:s stet. 03 the r,ati to (he s iti)e a Inch are alt 4.1:. ft:ed . tor ri-Af Toe Rev r t' Artivod at fi:.yttutigii, f rom Coruntii4, w (.41 - i - nan deserters, cyr tl v infantry, tro,n I•e • reciol , array- o itt , . North of Spain. The c iiii.l ry _ h rotie.ht iii their tiotsys,lccon..; trernent4 and army with them, tor which they .t ill receive value a‘corcng to th-.! worth, o n j u rni,,,y, tl Gelman L-gion, to w;och ihq are to he attach e d, We are'• happy to Imye' e6.ry day .dditional g: - proofs, that, notwithsatiihni:, pre;iudices againSt the Gernhin troops which have en iged in bur service, throngo motives of loyalty and arulch. RUM to their Intoved aud those troops not only benefit the c ., uhtry by tiieic gallant kiiimpurtant services jtr the field, hu , aiso by presenting attractions gut will not flil to with• drawrnmy of their coontrymen from the sialtd,irds of Buottapaqe,'uthier which they enr ed tay torc,., or from the want at the-boooarable altematnie; now so happily afforded !hero.' Mr, 13arnt , s, of .Lorilisard-street, hid ?,t s pock et picked at the Review, on 111()Aday, of a vat,,,,t,1 0 gold watch, capped anA gold'etaiti, and three gold ieals. Yesterday morning the C,intain-Adjut nt of the -eginient of Foot-Guards', L St. James's P.,rt;, a tv.:w m.znce...ivre, to cuallle infantry more effet' . .tudly to'resist cavalry even on alit- an,“, ,vourable ground. 'fen eta.. patties in 20 iii ere 'formed into a .0141 square in if than a the very first filial. Tito new Method IR eXtrmuely simple, and is lik e ly to he g neray.acloptea in the army ;' it cons'sts in inalitng (he diror4 ni comp iu es' fi:e off, instead of wheel abolit. It is to Uo ttl.d ag.in on an extensive ecale3, Yesterday the Grand Anniversary Me , oing of the different Parochial Char,ty of, - the Metro. polir viol: place to St. Paul's Cathedral. There were s e ho,,,t s , in the hole containing about 7600 citi!dren. 'On the whole being seated, Mr. Page, the Vidar Choral; gale the wor,ll for the Anthems to, be performed. Organist . then 'played the tooth - Psalm, which %taa.siing by the ;:vhole of the Children standing ; afte,r,:vvhich, ' ° l4l(ll[4 Ear the .Ln/t1 God Unin:p;ont reigneih," and act A u . th 4 m, from roe seediA chapter of St. Luko, portorrtrAl.--,Ptay-Pia were theft the C.inod d ilt i cesponsor led by, the, lia v,•iy ti ; c elr e ct . '' Gb n . y le 1 , ) tVie earl, and 16 ,ihe, Gl um. " ti..; by 1 it! eb:ltitt:/1 and Clior. : belonging to the Cnto.:dral, ill tI Osi , st imPres. s4 , t1M11)1401:. At, t•xo4..tiorit s4rult,n was pi,';tched o h t h e occ : iiion, Several Lathes tainto lin church consequence of its 'being so much crow.lod. Weanentloucti in at forme( paler, that Lord Mitt.. died hi do S S9 . lllc.it:ol) ot the Ihmrt, A.Lyout ion years ago , st.:voral tufdical London, and Di. MuNno, of Edi t -0,,,, rg0. Toe latter' gave such an account to his l',..nrdshi'p of ‘,.1, 1 „t hi. supposet; ‘t-ay Ida disease, 3s satisfied him Coal. Piet eTY, and made him expect to (tie as he Since Lord M ELV 1.1.105 death, Dr; Mo N 1.0)'5 h as totr d to LK.. corre;tl.—(Ct;/..r.A.;4-4...y) tAlrl.hi t , luun This (Fly's Mathet had an inconitslerrit)!e supply. Hof t.ti,e din.!yent kinds of ; P,,,k, sold ,at lAst 06 6 e$ ; • 1:• , e1 art: .ar(2 cheniler and the user: for tit': SIVA( t%trt WO not OVta The sales it) Alutetvoei,..: not litely [l4 fetched Itht pt iLe ; (2lnver has Livx.r) in price StrtiW liar; irOt Op ill k owtil pliees and nunit),..!ri ale 3 coVrt•AA Et•iitenrie :f a r;— . To sink 04;1)161 per time c,t tt, • Bert 4s. gtl. Mtmcin 4 ,' •, Tir 41, Veal Ss. c.tt. to 7S. 04. Pock. ss« cd. 10 7,1. oil. Lamb tte.'4cl. to 8s oil, Beasts 730., Sheep acid Latnbs b, tco. cal y es 233. siarntssix) HAY-,441,1C.RT. Ihy Si. es. cd. to 71 54. ed. Straw 21. los. ad. to Ss. od. Clover 61. as, ott, E. bs. CORN-EXCittiNGS, JUNB 14.—Thirtiay the Mar. ket has not many fresk,arrivals of Wheat, but to; l era bl e remali l ir i g git.intities, partly grqnaty salriplea s , qtles litavy, vainly at kit prices ; Bartty lower g Malt at little variation ; .very fats: Willie Pc.atie, and rather tlearer ; 11.t0n5 of otch d n tie nearly as ~ ~ ~, per cortency ; the suppuei of` vats. are Stottlt.”N hat cuittiitlerahle, apt:, flow the lute demand, last prices are; rvadlly 'maintained ; Fleur without vatint ion, vOodt . S 6a 4 704 a ,824 i tiO:k ile4ni - -.' 334 430 Hue ilitto - Mi. a '4 , ,4 .i)tcu,.. (tiLe c•Id) - 40 44) Rye (ACC . . pit; A 36p• , ;.t4 - - 2.Z.ii 26, 0 744 . 0 13nicv - .. - 23 ) di :16 hka . ci ditto . s o s a 3 3 $ ,';',,it' . , - 60 a 7Za PotiitoC ditto. . 331 11 "345 tivithe Pease - 414 A 4.1t,:i P•tpr 'ec;i • • 441. 4 4 s i A r ; te) ditt o ~. ~, .' 36:: n '44S i Filie i-! - )ltt . - 7 . ; $ .f. 70 UMW , ''' - • 404 2 44i t Ccolleii . . - 6;.; :.' 74.: I