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FROM THE 'NEW YORK PAPERS. A passenger on board the Virginia, arrived at BaitunOre, reports, that hr was.•at Maragnira, S. W . of Porto Rico, 28 days ago, about which.time.four vessels were br , tight to there by, French. Priva. Leers, two belonging to New York, arid- rwo ter B.drimore ; of the Baltimore vessels one wits from. C. Francois, and the Other fic,m.Port de:Paii,.. with 90,000 wt. oleoffee, and 30,000 of logwnorl ; could nut tell. whether b;ig• or tehooners. .Eight other - Americans, and two English verse a, - were lying . there, but knows not how long. Captain A.kinst„ wit' arrived ort Sunday evening last, in g 8 days •from Malaga, - informs, that Mr.- Kirkpatrick ,had received a letter fr..im the Ame. rican - Consul at Tunis, in which he stated,. that the TunisiAlii a p ro ed-dispo s ed to enter into a war with the United States, and that two or three of their Cor,..tirs were at sea ,cruising for American vessels.. A letter from Commodore - Preble men, tinned, that his force was nut sufficient for the ef. fe&i.ii Wm:lWe of the.Portsof Tunis and Tripoli. NEW-AORK sTATE soCIETr Or THE CINCINNATI. Ara Special Meeting of the State S ttiety of the Cincinnati, 'held at Rissi's Broad-street, in the City of Ne Yolk, on Tuesday, the 17111 day of July, 1804. This Society, deeply arded by the death of their President, General ALEXANDER HAMILTON, and earnestly desirous of testifying the high resped they• feel fur his memory (bowing with submis. -lion to'the mysterious will of Heaven), and feeling the deepest ;anion at inevent, which has i deprived . them of their most 'illustrious 'Member—their Court. try of its most enlightened, and useful StatesMan— al7d the world of one of those most extraordinary men,' which ages have rarely Roducedi unanimously agree to the following Resolutions Ist. Resolved, That a Letter be drafted and ad. dr:ssed to the Vice President General of the So. ciety, and Circular Letters to the several State So. cities, announcing this sad event, the deep and uni. versal sorrow it has occasioned in this .Society, and amongst their fellow citizens of every description ; and that the Rev. Mr. LINN, General CLARKSON, Mr. DuNkCoMa, Mr. HARDY, and Cul. PLATT, be a Cointnittee• to draft such Letters. 2d. Resolved, That . the said Committee draft a Letter. r,f Condolence to• Mrs. FlAmt ',Tate, w hich Letter and Letters, when prepared, are to be signed ••the President, and counter.signed by the 'Se. cretary . 4 the Society. '3 R!solved, That General CLAtorsort, Messrs. WATsoN, and RURREL, be a Cnin.nittee to wait on 'the ,Rev. Mr. MASON, and request him to prepare and deliver an Oration, on the list inst. in honour of the talents, -the virtues, and eminent services of that gre4it man whose loss we deplore; and that the said Conlin it tee .make. such arrangements as may be proper on the occasion. , 4th. Resolvetl,•That a Monumentbe ere6led in Trinity Church, by this •Sneiety; to therneinory of ALEXANDER HAMILTON, its late President Gene, ral, with a suitable 'inscription; and that Mr. Governor Mott !us, the Rev, Dr. LINN, and Mr. MORTON, be a Committee to carry this Resolution , into effeel.. , •' • s h. Resolved, That. the Thanks of this Society tie preiettea to. Mr. Governor,. Moil xls', for • his prnmpt compliance with their wishei; in deliver ing an eulogium at the funeral ceremonies of theit deceased President, General ALEXANDER lima IL. ToN. 6;h. Resolved, That the several Resolutions pas. zed at this Meeting be transmitted to the Vice. Pee. -silent-General of the Society, and to the respe:tive State Societies, and be alsopublished. W : S. Sm int,. President. W. POPHAM,. Secretary. •.• • By a Resolution of the Standing Committee, of the t3th instant, the publication of which has been omitted through mistake, it is. ordered, That the . Members of the Cincinnati wear the . Order of their Society, the ribbon, veiled in crape, and a crape with a rose of ribbon ,round the left arm above the elbow, for thirty days. . . By order of tit President, W. Popitiot, Secretary.. LrxrNrvrort (Kew.) JULY 3.—Dr. Hunter of Philadelphia arrived in this town on Sunday on his way to Neches, where he is to be joined by . Mr. Dunbar of tbe Mississippi territory ; both of whom are commisSioned bribe President, to ascend Red River to its source ; to take the - latitude and longitude of the various rivers Which enter ir, with their courses —so far as they can 'lie ascertained ; to. examine the minerals, &e. of the Countryo, through which they past—then, to: proceed to the !wad of the Atkentas„,and descend that river; mak. log the same ohlervations, inquiries, &c. and. to transmit the result of their inquiries to the Presi. dent. They will be provided with a barge, a party of men, and the necessary instruments and appaii tus to facilitate their inquiries. Two pieces Cif cannon, of ii very singular con: struttion; were - found a few 'days since, by some sweepers for anchors, in Fhiseley Bay. They are eleven feet in length ; the bore is two inches at t he muzzle, and four in circumference ; while, the other extremity, it is three bynine in circumference, in the manner of a rile. From the form of these pieces, it is evident they must have been loaded a t the iiut.enti, and a breech then lilted in and wedged ; as the eyes which kkpt „the, wedge,are still perked. As no touch-hole cpn be discovered on the barrel, i t i s su pposed, to have been contained in th breech. They appear to have been first formed of a barrel, or tube Of ..hammered iron; then hoops of about three inches in width were driven un, . anti :welded into a solid botly They went with swivels on a carriage,-and have a long t;:il like . a pump-handle. SVhen first discovered they were liteially cemented • - together by petri fi ed sand, and it required much ditficuity to parethern. BELFAST, Ave. 27. Oro Friday last Her Excellency the-Couotess of ilmtowicxx and Suite arrived at Donaghadee. on hoard the Hill:borough: . Packet from Portpatrick.: Part of the ,Sea Fencibles manned the Revenue Boat, and put off to meet_ the Packet: with :Her 'Ex cellency, which having reached the Quay; Col. ledor AR BUCKLE conducted Her Excellency ashore, under a ,Royal Salute from the ordnance. of •the Downsh;re, Hills6re, and Wu/Nor/and: Packets. 'At the same timeihe DDnaghadee Yeomanry, COM - - in:lndeel by Capt. ARBUCKLE & were drawn up on the Pier, and received her with due honours. The Colledur's carriage 'was waiting, and imnr. 'diately conveyed Her Excellency to his house, where she was received by Lady Surit IA ARBUCKLE. After remaining some time,-she set off. lunder a si_ milar salute of ordnance) with her Suite, in three carriages, for this town, where Her 'Excellency ar. rived in Donegal-place, ',about eight o'clock in, the, evening; and the Must Noble the Marquis of 'Do. REGAL handed her from her carriage, and conduit. ed her into his house, in front of which the two Flank Companies of the 631 Regiment were drawn up, and when Pier Excellency alighted they pre. sented arms,,&c. • , Saturday morning, at • fiep O'clock, ,His. Ex. cellency the LBRD LI EUTENANDatid Suite left Dub. lin for this town, where he arrived, abotit• eight ,o'clock in the evening, escorted by'the Belfast Troop of Yeoman Cavalry, which had gone Out of town to meet him. The Flank Companies of the 631 Regiment, drawn up in Donegalllace,, received 'His Excellency. .with all' the hollow's due to his. ex_ -aired rank arch station. When he alighted from his carriage, the Most Noble the Mlrquis of 130. NEGAL waited upon'him, and introduCed him into . . his own house. .• On Sundiy morning, Their Excellencies, accom., pilled by the Marrinis and Marchioness of 13 'NE* CAL, went to Church in an open where _they heard an excellent Sermon by the Rev. Vit 1.1.1 AM BR i IT.IW, from these words-,--Grurth,clßip.i, , z). 27, " So God created man in his own Image : In the image of God created he him." • On Monday. His Excellency reviewed the Garri. son. The line was formed in Donegal.place and Higli.street, and consisted of The Royal Artillery and Belfast'Cay . airy. The' 631 Regiment of Foot on the right. The Dublin Militia on the left. . • The Belfastlnfantry Battalion right on_the centre. l'he Belfast Merchants' Infantry, Belfast ,Volun. teer, Bdfast Royals, Belvoir Infantry, and Holy. wood Infantry, left of the centre. After the general silute, anti His Excellency hail passed along rhe front and rear, the Ilattalimi broke into open columns, right in front, And passed by divisions . ' in ordinary time. . Excellency was pleased, through the.. Gene.. rat, to express' his wartn . rapprobation ut the,.itppear_ ance of ihe troops. We oltiervest, with much sati.fatlion, that the several Yeomanry Corps had lull musters, anti that they acquitted themselves in a manner that did them much credit, and procured general admiration., DUBLIN: TRIALS BEFORE THE •RECORDER. TUESDAY. AUG. 27. 7ohn Barker stood indktcd on the Combination Aet, for havitig, on the It9th of'July last, confeder. ated with other journeymen shoemakers, to regulate their trade, and raise. the price of their labour. Samuel Hughes, examined by Mr. GREENS, de_ 'posed, that he was, a 'master shoemaker, living in Damestreet ; he went on the rOth of last month, accompanied by Major Sirr and other persons, to a poblic.house in Essex.street, where he perceived the l'riSOner at the Bar, With eighteen jfiurneymen shoemakers, as 'he believed, in a confederacy, re. speding tegUlations of their, trade ; he saw a book of rules With them on . a -table in the room where they were assembled. This witness further de. posed, that in consequence of his.adivity in pro. securing othercumbinators of his tra.le with effetl, he was formally 'read out of their meetings, and Obliged to employ such workmen from the country as hecoUld find. Mr. M I NALLY, on crosc.eximining the Wit. ness i asked if he did not believe the Prisoner tube drunk when lie saw him at the public-house alluded to, and was therefore incapable of c , mroitting, any . ad of Combination in his trade wh ich the Law & renrs penal ?—Witness replied, that the Vrisoner took pai.:l to corcral ltim,e:f under the.tab: . e, that he - appeared to be in"some, degree intoxicated. S: ir examined :by Mr. BETH 1? L, deigns . d, that he acoampanied ' the last Witness. to a pubic. house in Essex.itreet, w!,ere he saw., the Prisoner at tie. Bar, 'in company w .several otheri; that h.., apprehended the Prisniter as,a.combitiator, with thi: rest of his party, and had seivd the hook of ,rules which lay 'befole them. • , On cross.exaMination by Mr.. M NALLY, te. speatOt the state in which the Prisoner appeared— the' Witness replied that he seemed to affal enneiS. The RPColtoßlt, in charging the Jury, exratiated with'rnich energy on the evil Oit'sequences result. ing in a trading c:' , untry from illegal prattices of the nature which now came befre them. Respetling the snare of intOXFC.IIiOn, WlllOl had been ingeniously dwelt upon* by Mr. ,M‘NALLY, the Prisoner's Counsel, it was certain it had vouch force, if the Jut) , believed that the Prisoner was in 'the•state described. Intoxication, in.almost every other cri, minal case, instead of operating as.a palliative, the Liw justly consi.lerect a high aggravation of the efr:nce cotnmitted ; but in cases of CoMbination, the WI must be decidedly prOved--.therefore if the accused party •Hppened to be . bereft of reason s , and incapacitated 'from perpetrating any aft, however criminal his 'intentions might be, w.his:h the Act of Parliament provided.. in this case could : reach,' the duty of the Jury would be incontestibly 1 , 1 acquit the Prisoner ; if, an the other hand, the Jury believed that th e : .P r i soner on l y „feigned drunkenness, their good . .•ainse would ,suggest to them the necessity of pronouncing a verdia, Guilty; which was without much hesitation returned, and the Prisoner, sentenced to imprisonment fUt twelve months in New gate. . . About one o'clock on Saturday 'morning, .the fl Imes were discnvered issuing from the stables be. longing to the King's Arms Inri, Lancaster ; the drums immediately beat to arms, the.Nolunteets with a number, of' the inhabitants,. assembled 'with the greatest alacrity, and the' engines belooginglo the Royal Excliange'and 'Phoenix Fire Offices,..being procured, the fire was got under by four o!clock,,but . not till it had consumed a quantity of hay, with the interiorot the building, and five horses. Seventeen horses were with great difficulty extricated from the flames, though not without injury. The cause Of tht fire could not be ascertained. On Saturday night, about twelve o'clocki.a bed. room in the liouse.Of Mr. BARl:tits, of Salisbury. ; square,' was discovered to be on fire: the 11 utir's for a time, threatened the destruertion of the whole house ; fortunately, a maid servant, sleeping in the next' room, was awoke by the. rage and.smel) of the fire, and gave the alarm. At was supposed .to. be occasioned by servant negleding to put out her candle with care ; and on her first sight of the hed curtains, &c. being on fire, she fainted with fright it Was with difficulty she at length unlocked her door, and was . taken out of her room amidst the flames, by the eteitions of a neighbour, *but burnt from head to foot in so shocking a manner, as to leave little hopes of her recovery. By the exertion of the family and neighbours, the fire was fortu. riately'extinguislied, without doing further damage than in the room in which it hvgan. Saiurday morning, about half past four, a fir.: .broke out in the Laboratory of Messrs. Bush and Howard, Cannon.street, three or four doors from Walbronit ; it first appeared io a shower of apalks, which fell in Sal ters.ilall Passage and St. Salthin'a Lane, and threatened extensive damage, as nearly half an hour elapsed after the arrival of - the en. gines before' any water could be 'obtained great exertion, however, on the part.9o4e Volun. ' teen and Firemen, the filmes were nearly,con fi ne . d' to the Laboratory, which, by Seven o'clock,- was re. duceti to ruins. The promptitude of the teens in 'assembling on the occasion 'was creditable. . On Saturdayseannight a 'mel a n c h o ly event took • place, of which the 'following, a s far as can be ga. there'd from the:evidence laid before the Coronet's Jury, are the particulars : 7 -limes Brooks, a glass: maker, resident in Pyle.4treet, Bristol (crvant to Messrs, Ricketts, Evans, and P.G, Co.), in order to punish his son, a boy about nine years old, foi a mistake committed in en errand, seizf.d . It knife by the blade, with the intention of striking him on the head with the handle ;. but the mother getting between them, the knife fell.from Brooks's hand over her shoulder, in such a direction that it entered the boy's side and pierced the kiilnies. Mr. Godwin, surgeon, was instantly .applied to, who dressed the wound, but the boy died on Mon day morning. The unhappy slave to lawless pa. sion vohmtarilrappeatediur examinition before the Cordnerls jury, who sat on Tuesday, arid brought in a 'verditt of iliandagghter. LOPE AT FIRST SIGHT. ANOTHIR lucky wedding took place in the he., ginning cat last week.' Mt. P. a Gentlemin in the wine trade, with a fortune of about .80001. paising along a street, in the neighbourhood of (NEGRI-road saw a pretty" rustic girl, with ruddy check, and sparkling eye, vvhose tout ensemble made so stid4o and forcible an impression ors, his breast, that he in. scantly .requested to see her home. She told him, with a modest blush, he mightsee her to her aunt's - house, to . which she was then going ; and in a few minutes they arrived at 'the +Km. The moment they were seated, he frankly proposed to the aunt to marry, her,oiecs. She, with equal candour, in:. forruzd him, that the girl was a mere rustic cif low birth and parentage, her ,farher.being a cottager at Harrow, who earned his daily subsistence by the low, 'hut honest, industrious calling of a hedger and ditcher.. This frank account made no im. x ession disadvantageous to his lo ve ly Jenny, in the generous mind of Mr. P. who repeated his firm determination, and married•her the next day. On Toesday a respite of ;one week was received at Ilchester, for 'll , l,inners, Fuller, C4ines, and Warne, whu were to, have been executed the fol. lowing morning; on, which day,, an arriiticitiiss . \ Printer issued- through the city, a f u ll account o f Ahe birth, education, and dying words of the un. fortunate Prisoners. On Tuesday morning the bar window of: the Running suck Inn, at Ipswich, was broke open, and three casks of liquor, with a, vanity. of plate, stolen. One of, the thieves got so.much intoxicated with the liquor, that he was unable to move from the spot, and was found asleep in the morning with a brush, the property of the landlord,. under his head. Those who had the booty v however, masse their escape. • - , Saturday- a hackney coachman, named , Wenman, was charged at Marlborough.street Police Oce, with an assault, and an attempt to extort money. A Siinmwms stated, that on Friday evening he hired the coach at Charing.cross for the accommo. • dation of two• Ladies :and himself, ,and : orde re d t h e drivei to e roceed • to Chatlotte.street, l'ortland, Place.H-The man walking his horses, Mr. Sinunonds repeatedly de,ired him to. use more expedition; on . whichWenman became very abusive, descended from his box, and at length dragged the parry out of his. coach, threatening at the same time to send them all to the waich.hOuse,, unless they paid him half a.crown. This was refused,, on which he struck:Mr. Simmonds a severe blow, on the head with the but end of his whip. Mr. S. on this. knocked him down, and gave him in charge to the w atc h. W en . Man Was Committed to Bridewell, being unable' to give bail for his appearance at the Quarter Sessions,. to atiswi i r for his very improper condufl. A violent typhus .lever was lately cured by ad. ministering yeast aided by aperients ; the quantity is estimated at three or 'four table spoonfuls in 24 hours. • LONDON s PrintctibY RicHARD fiAlt R. IS $ (of No Martlet-court. BIRTHS On the tsth ult. at Majqt-Gbnetld Stewart's. So-thtnir ton., ,the Lady of Captain Stephens, Alontpopery Militia, of a Daughter. On the Ist inst: at Rumfnrd, in Essex, the Lady of LAP tain Winslow, 47th Regiment, of a So.i. On.the 14t1 ult.,. the Lady of Lieutenant-Colonel llugh D. Baillie, of a Datrehter: - • • • • On Satunlay, in Upper Phillimnre-plece,-Kensington, the Lady of John Altman kr, Esq: of lledford-row, of a Son. - On=.Sanday, at Ncrwood the J.ady of John Gurgey, uf a Son. MARRIED On the 21st ult. at Oban, Captain john Campbell', late of the Cape Regirnent, to Miss j um Ster;nsop, only daugh ter of Joss Stevenson, F.:q thae. On the 25th ult. at Poikeinmet-flouse; Dogald Camp- bell, _Esq. of Skerrington, to Aliss I. l3diltie, daughter of the Hon; Lord Polketninet, On the 17th ult. 4t St. Ani!rew's. the Rev. John Dtor, of kinfaiins, to Miss B won, rldzst dauglaer of the late Pro. lessor Barron, of that University. . DIED. A few days since, at his sat at Thelton, in Norfolk, Tho. • folk. and Lord Petre. ll e was li nea lly trEIS Havers, Esq. Principal Stew:trd to - the Duke of - No r- S:andardßearer of Richard I I I .-wno tell in Boswort h On Sundav last, at Tunbridg e bli s s Rkkinan, daughter of Thomas Rickman, 'Esq - of I.ewe;,.Sit>s,!s• The same day, Mr—loieph Hancock, Merchant, u t Bi• singhall.strect. d zscr nded from tint Saturday the 'sth ult. at Bristol, Mr. -William Sauna ders,"Many years one O f the General !ave.:liars of :faxes. Ile was in pert.: et hea;tn on thtiano.r: a fit of apoplexy, %v.:I:J . ' inst. - may terminate.' itt las ,11 '` )it " • titan. On tht 34th pit. tht Rev. Gaorg:„: Ka lal, (..: , trat; or" - land, an,' Master of-the Free Gf4lll , ll?ir St;1Iu01, ill hen ,l3- At Bintizi.l, aged 66, the Rev. E. Wilsan, eit'S • , Win.!cor,of Pienfildary Gl , titester, awl near Reeln. theahove Parish. Ile w i)ollle , tic Ch"VIA:11 ! I the late Earl of 'Cialth ,rn, - and "Nor Ito me ptese"t • atitt.to the Right It •n. W Pitt, Cilium:tor of the ~ goer, till ire went to Cambridge.' osdav sennight, at Al-airs,Ashlw, in lihrlhA l P . ton'shirc Br,wo.' iloy or. a:unit 010-: ) . t• Of 4 'g e ' A. M. Canon r.IN wnich was 3,ithjen tiot in-ire 1, 1 " n mi.... front the time re w.istakca 111. With .1 nattsva an sMelling), is Rut - thine:l t ► tit? - act:tenons quality of some mushrooms, which he had eaten in a raw state, as %v.Il stewed. LONDON MARKETS, etc. RETURN Of MIEN ,T IN MARK-LANE, IA LP Ss, Nita' %% 4. , 00 5, of Aug. td. the 25010 !ttlgs thi new A. 4; Qoart6rs at its o a 5:3 ---6-- ~t 7 0s od 190 -------- a t 64i 04 188 ------- at GBi ut 365 ___.--. at 67 5 od la -------- at, .66S Od ...-----.. at 64i od ii, A-. 3"., -----.- at 63s ad I it-It —_--- at 6z 04 at 6ts Oct 3t 60$ Od . Bk Messrs. CtiLLO 31Ia N Incjuding only frout the aaVt ii<recably to 237 Quarters at Sys ad ------ at S.ls 6.1 156 ----- at 130. oil at Szs etc 1163 )06 at 7gs 6.1 at 7Ss cd 1121 5 2 3 "----°_ •at 77s 04 I 1444 ...----. at 7b od 754 --- at 75s od bst ---- at 741 od 575 ------7- at 733 od 749 --- at 7U at Total io,soo Quarters 61 tot: higher t:i od at _ A at CQS • .=—Average 74s itzu. an last Return. ----- - A RETURN OF FLOUR, From Aug. lg. to Aug. 24, from the Cocket-Office; ~ Sacks. - s. d. Sacks. •s. d. Sacks. ' ' 5 . 4 '; 2 —75 o 24 —.-- 0 6 ,too ---- 6 6 ' ; „ 1 9— 74 o 5;4 3q . --6 ! 'll 7 , 30 tz --- 07 6 65 e a ." .."...... 6 9. 0 i 2 1 8 --7.• (..,7 0 1 ao -----• 3 . , Anj Is Sa:ks at 'saS.. Totalt-: tasS Sacks. A VClstge 6ps, bid. i e ,f 3 E t ß A GE ‘ ;: l it s il: j e i c . :3 l E t l iE.r i ( in i c iF i ht ng E , r .tiEht.:l43ll.,Aliz.i‘se:N.tyltr.):::ll.lN3:ll3, OVAL _ 40 1:: . 5 7 ) Pt. EVES - 7ERN COLINTRYfAItKT:TS (List \f- i i ' , R ye * '3P sa ons t rase 424 • • 17s o: 1 _........ .....- .. • i e • . c il oer \sr. Newbury - _Ol to 73s oci I 3 5$ (At to ins oc. 1 2 6 . " °ll i ! n t); 3 4 " s Devizes .to Ga.; 0,1 3 9 5.:: : d to 4is ! d2 2 2____..-.---' c" '"- - S 4l "itrY 1•ON to 731 0-1 1 34S 0 , 1 t() 41S Oil e3S 0,.... )$ Da 3 3$ ___ . ,(4, to 7i:.0,1 i 3hs Ni LO os ...K1 3 1it,j264 ._. . .. .....__ . _. PRICE OF 1101'S. •Ans. roCK VI'S. ,d. Kent, 31. 0. to 31. 14.. Ken:, 31. Sol. to 41. 04 ' StiSbrX, 31. --s. to 3i. to;. • 1 Sussex, 31. izs. to 41 Ils so . lisse.N., 31. -s. to 31.• 12i. I Farnham, .41. —s to Si.' ____ Red ciOVCI • `‘Vi 144: ditty - Trefoil • Can - array _ Coitanaur , • Turnip - • WAIITC Nltritarci Seed 13r.)wa ciitto • SEEI)S. canari: kyr-Crass 3fss to 04 5 1 to - to 2.15 . to } cwt. 66.; to ps • 12; to 144 14i usites. os to to od ditto. 12.; to 163),C1410. fs oi to 8 01l 1 •:4 tt, lAte q . : o re. ;3 PRICE. OF LF.ATHEIt ' );: rlb.l AT 1 1:.l1)1.1..1 d. "A Butts, io to oid. each . _ to v t,c • • Ditto, 61 to ojil). each - . 24 1 - t° Merchants' Backs, . - --(I, 10 20 4. Dressing . . 2:• Fine Coach - 2;0 , ', t „'" Crop Hides for cutting, - 3.l't' ;7', / Fiat Orit!iciry .:r 0 - :=- 1 . 1. 30 to - 4011). her - Dozen tai 3 , i"' Dirt), ' p to 7011). 23d. to 3 ta. per lb. Ditto, 70 to Solt). 274. to 3..)d, p:r Sin,lll Seals (Greenland) 454. to pd. per I.4rge ditto, - Moi. TO li4S. 11Cr ooze" C " l " CSkills - —:s. to ditto. Tiouied Horse iiides -• ) t 8• • t o 3 3 ' p"r .. . • • • RAW MOP-S. 2 .. lA. ; nest HoifersanJ Stdet.g (p. st.) t 0 rtlinary, 3s. r.,41..1°141;2. 3i., SI , to 4,!:. 41. j Nlarkcz t...:, I, ;0 : 5r , ,, - ;; ii ac ii, Middling, is. 4d. to , 3s. 61. 1 Eng. 11tn . .,c, t4s. r / i li . V" - - ' - 2S. oti. to 7 3 • 9% . , Lento okat.s .. - 3i. oci. t:)..ii. 4.!„.... - ..-' --d ° ' . . t NI1TITFIE1.1) MARK ET; SW. 3' .• .i - - ' - • :IV i.r..k the 01141-rrecitonv of tin,: cii. Bret; 4.i. 41 . to ss. .0.7, I Ve:tl, is. 0 3. 10 6 '.!. A L .:utu.nt, 4' 6.t. to 5,..4A : Pork, 4i:0.,1. to 1 - 31 i 1 , ' - - 4 i. Bd. tti 5g .Id. . - • 11FAD•01 , CATTLZ TI! . IS•DAy• - Beasts, ..tout 2.,Lc0—5111 , -tp and 1-mI)W 20, 0 ° ° ' , NEWGATE , anc , I ity L 04, p., Si. to 0. stt: N2uttott,,3i. S. to 0:6t1. Purl:, cd. 1 0 . Lamb. - - 4s. cd. to Ss. PRICE 'OF TALLOW. „1„ Sr. limes's Markil 45 64.` i Town Ta110 11 '•" 3 " --(' 74 , ' Clare Marecet :I. 4 5 : , 6t. .itti;;siado..(Cand‘ 64. ‘Vintt,cliapel Market 4s. 54. R us sia ( to. tSo.) 6 9', per stone ot Vb. --,---- !kicking Stnit —so t , . °'''. 5 3s- 5 1 .. Ditto rough .44 1 ,i• Avbrage price 45.. Wt. Craves 14S. p... 1• _', 4 Gond- D rc gs 1 fS• ' Yellow Soap, Szs.—Mottic..d, %;:s.—Ctilk i, 945. oti. Price of Candks - per dozen,. Its. 0.1,--;loulds, lis:_j_...- , -- - --- " , St. lAMES's HAY NIARK ET, Sept. t. Hay, 31. —s. od. to 41. 103. od.—Aver. 3 1 . Straw, 11: tjs. al. to I. 25. oil.—Aver., l /. 17,. WHIT ECU Al' I. MARKET, sept• I. Hay, 4!. --s. od., to si. cs. ott. -Aver. 41. CloYer,,sl. --$. EJ t 51. 16, otl. jI "'• Straw, 11, 84. cd. to 11. t7s. (41.—Aver. COAL .EXCIIANCE, Sept. Best Coals, in tit: Pont, ;.er Cimotion Delivered to lions-zkrepers at - Sunderland, per Citalariat - - Delivered to IlottsekeLT:r• - - Tr. 5 I) . NI (13 , 45' oj 57s # r