The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-01 00:00:00

4110 LT .., '. ..................... STEAttIIND, FEB. 420.—()0 this day- anather inrcl of EngWl rnanntactured goods '4.ere.cont mined tattle flames viz: First, the aorta., fottnd - an board the siip Louisa, which by' detrain& ark Frenchtifficial pt,rson. had been sequestered, lad which were valued at 15,00 n , rix-uollars. Se tont', the goods wirier,, !iad been given up by the 14reliatils, and. with It, agre ea bl e to an Edit.t passed tY hit, lloyal,Majcsty's'Governinent, had been se- - oestured to the •artit,unt 'Of :250 rix-dollars. All the e ,iiinv4 :were burnt ott Sc. C.itherlll3'S Ba4tiOn.. : ia die presence of the 4 nt 'loyal Citosetiora of Gnrern- mid other Civil and Pililifiry Officers, and . v to , , , , 1116 the French Vice Consul was also present Litviztc, Itlatten 6.--The Governor •Genenl lat nemned the shirr-masters ME:USING :'nd cod, first belonging rite late to .ic kingdom of ..' P ollitad, to fifteen dsys confinement in the fortress 111 )Veichselraunda on account that, withstanding ) heir l ' 4l lnghten conimsnded by the'commandant • /1111ttlAsel to hoist.the Emrich Hag, they had, ye s% ,- 'Niel hoist u l their own colours. St'clUtotst, Maitca . i7.--.l'he 6CllSatiOtl ex• eli'ete' bYil;e discovty of th e l ate conspiracy against t i° by Princ e i s not subsided the I 'N been m plot appears irosph, A ore extensive t ; han Any at Or4t s everal per sons are implicated, and it is 1,'4 41tat General 13atiots and another Offi cer of rank 4 11 iken Rrrvtited. His Itlßjest, I am sorry to uff y '5 ieting tinder a :v ery severe indispostit';ll -111.---. From the nu ,ei ous Con . I.qt vitlich !nye rassed 'through this place during i ► r : e hist tell days, I seetns some importata discus iill a re Pending between the Court* of Paris and. i kh lra; n o leas. than two from the former, and 1144 train the laite r t. apit,il, have arrived here during blitAtioteunelition..l: I;eriod, The Set:total yto 1 tie 4 ' 44 511 at the lastetnenti oned place i s sa id to h ave R•tii 044% ille tiimiber• ~, • 1 01 , "OP A Lewes raota coNsTANTitiorLE, totisflit) P.B. 5. II 11 I le Grai Scio.nior l'te....ided at a Council which 1 4 , 111 ' '''' the :Oth January, anti at w lticlt 'ht • bit s iti ' ''''ll'l'd* It wa s th. c ,d. 41 tilat the,: most ener ;l'l'l4,l should 1)1 ticlopt,d for ci.iit inning, the '''' There is nqw.no longer any doubt but. wha t tiv,( l: v., IN Seignior Will next spring place himself 3 t , g 1 ,: a3 11 the army. . . ! , tip 4 f ' '''t'ln of Ks:lns:eh, Cott.t.rrNoe 061.0, one c .illt' 4in, ' - IlAstwe. tiot , . t learrn p:ntizans rrt iMusTAlstre .. : I ' "hiperi reptilian. Ila his reined to iur 'Is!) 11, ..,101, • antithar of (mops ttiff Porte demanded () I „ ttli '' cid hit, ,iireadv corn ini . tcil some' .hosUlities in 14 e 't wiiti thos e of hi.„, p;rty. inimetila'cl.) °EI. ' .. : (1111 Seignior being iialormod of it, her ave 0r .41° the eis..retli ' P 'hi to march without de- , 6 . 14 ric I, _odic clive ll,e tebels• liii ll s P L ' . . . 1,,,‘;' --,..V.1iil I,ttelyfte4 i sail, .with three. corvettes 'eta b ri,i, and many other'vessels, winc h have on 1 101)0 p ' rnen, "under the ordcr4 Of FLORZF:N 4 ; r k ' We iiiip at i ently espea tile issue a 'llll4 4, 4c ut , p,,,, "RY ALBANY; JAN. 2 7.—Yestrdtty, the ftl`o:l4 Ptlnlithed an older, that all the inhabitant s 4. ,P°dgor,za who were in this town should quit ;41.. nis said, that this straage ordindoce has been (1 1), .cause a mortality has made ; .t appearance P 1 to caused b a conta g i ous inak. .. dy K i:904 1 \ld •el l ' i ' - • t stsfy. Ht ib y ess ential to gua r d t h e town .01 . i ?0,.. • ~,, IV A,' JAN. :1L...4114 ;,tssembly of the ,Diet ' the Ber v • . T he I. , itio ciliet s at 13elgrade is now. disolved: ..: , 4°l)naeipal results from these 'deliberations • .‘ e i that '4, Gen. M. 11•11iLLOWANAWIC11 has ak;;tia , tlti , i'italled Vie.el'residetit of the Servian.edun- Hod t h,„ , 11, %`-'llstoin-house wheel's and Toll -tat Inger& v e hp, . k,,n iroprisoned 4 year. lit ist , „ 1 4 /1 .. ' lt ' ii En. 24.*".41480b0118 Ctrwitr,rts Jo ti; "P. I'LetiouVILLE, Count of the trupire, Mi iLlrt:,!)l.._ertipotentiary from his Majebty the Einpe bilitut f t , ing, to his Serene 'Highness the Gr3rid 4 3 , 41 , ~,4,1 Irankfuti, Nlcrnber of the Legion of 11 0- 4/ ti:: 111E111111i0lIvrAppoictkd for taking piortession k th 9rand nuchy tit Evr g unit e d to tht, t i rysil'te.. L ,, t Nhabitants of tite cant* of Muns.er :In lin -I'rlalbecre„f ). .l' . ti 11,4„.. the t2d Jonuary last, issued in conse i„ tif tilt; Sellatil Consultunt of tits 131li Dec. ; th e ywinliieli unites yo u . to. the Empire, authoriged 4; "g ell of your counity, ol'iwhi`ch I 1 1;1‘ e I kt 11(44e6ston in the name of his WI .ies'rY Ille Peror of el 1.... - t a i i, , ,l .44 ell" crettch, King ot Italy, scc•- 4f! "Ple, 1,„,., 11311 ,,, ake ei the destinies ,of this grand ' - Il k k. -04 3 1 'or the future under the sale-gu.ird of 1 , -4 gite l 591,0 .. 'tory aild are coining to surround yonr ter /44t,..,. render it inviolible ;be worth fHe y o , .etiou whiet wi lt , 'our Invincible Monarch ti vu „ offers-you; i t ~ 4 Were only th e , .-. h ' - . v ast 1. r Nitre, yoil . •tclit boars ut his 4:, , . ! . Lould r ec k t , . on, h ut . 0 upon this powerfui pro: A ,, titti.Li v 3 „(,' . , , Otivt,... uvieQs of the greatvst kind boat 4 t:L' , 114 . . . . . [ 4 , " ° You Will more particuldtly intOte" W* riVgninicnolis heart ; admire his dory; clo,rist, his paternal goodness. • The simplicity,or ancient Mariners, loyalty, and iohedience to the laws have always distinguished Tour ancestors.--Consecrate to the great Narotnoti these hereditary virtnes, and they will not cease to. merii his beneVolente. 'Recollect that nothing es capes his observation, and t hat he dite6s it with plea sure wherever hl4 munificence, or his equity point out to to distribute - fvoiurs cr eccree rewards.. In shott i .,,prove that you have. hrct;irte truly French by' your love for his Veison, and your Unshaken: . . fkiur,star, Feb. 23, 181 r. „ • Is is now clearly ascertained that his MAJESTY is 10 Visit Woymourh eatly this sumper. General Gas EIAM will, it is reported, be rewarded, by eloyation to . the Peerage and General bIi,KES,. its is expected, will bd made a Baronet. A Messenger was sunt ehterday to Cadiz, with dispatches to the Regency and Mr. WELLESLEY, our Minister there. It is supposed ;kit' tt.. dispatches rotate to the conduit of General LA Pk NA, in the bailie of Barrosa. NV, havtibiAiit Cwoured with the following order of Cotie4 rettpr6ting.an poriant object of own 111Lr t• The Coil cfa being seriou , ly occupied in adopting, ,sure 3 which, ni iy still wore 'contribute to the: of the I , rovinces of Svaniah Nrnerica, have just issued a decree atiohs' the monopoly of qui ksilver ; tht extli.tve . sale of which, in those doil.i .tons - , was 1,0,0 re enj , led by the CrtAvn. In consequence, liberty is given to priVale vidital; to work •the of that metal, without nindr 'rice tar rest, iction ; and a free trade in silver I,yerinitted, under this condition alone, that the shipments to America ~1 that metal shall, in the firs; instance,. be iii Spanish vessels." • - The Packs were yesterday bur thinly attended with fasnion,. owing to the coldness' of the day :did the- clouds of dust. An American Joutuat computes that there have been impoetee i to the. Unit'ird• States during the last oi.,e,mooths upwards t t 26,000 Merino sheep, wnich suld from COO to 300 du:Ws - each. We are requested tocorre4 an error in. our Pap. liamentary Report of NVedneittity, respe6ting the Western fishery Bill. The Petition ('cnn the, Town of Birmingham % as in favour of the 13ili, soil. 'not against it, 43 was staiod b mkake.. It ouvt to be.. mentioned to the credit, of Mr. RANiDLN JAcAsGN, that as soon as he heard that an &rooei.via account of wins lie hid said at the Judia [loose, respetting Mr. WILI,TANI CoLLINA JAcg.- 60t1, had appeared in a 'Morning temper, which misfit 'opeiale to .ihe prejudice of that. Gentl,man, his int 'me 'lately wrote a letter in the Itivest degree Satis fad ry to the feelings nt Mr. W. C. JACKSON, and 1,6, 0 6, i 0,1 0 to ch,,doef. Gaz.-t t. containsao Order in Council, per mitung .the iiiyort , iti,in into Newfoundland,. for the en , 4ing.he Isoi;, cat brel ticur„ prase, Indian caret, aid true. stock ; ac also pitch, tar, and turpentine, iro froM the terrrirs t0....(1 Slates, in British vessels, - which shall withi., « I we cif D ine month i; have cleared t)11 from some purr of -Pient Britain or Irdam.l.—Atiot her. Order renews the praviiiions of a fottner permitting Alm it into Glee Britain, ituty tree, gnt tl.2bth M,reh,lBtQ,of kidney or trench beans, fates, It nodes, calavauces, and all other sorts trf• puke ; of bulls, cows; oxen, calves, sheep, lambs, anti, ;. of beef pork,' iinutton, veal and lamb; (except salted beef and pork) and of bacon, hams, tongues, butter, cheese, po tatoes, rice, sago, sago powder, tapioca, vermicelli, millet seed, poultry, . eggs, game, and sour trout, iti either British vessels or those belonging to person:. of any kingdOm or state in amity with' his , • Tali Danish raper status, that this. dreadful whirlpool, situatil to the westward of. the coast of-Lapland, has, Within the last two years, increased its phenomena. It now stands 15 tnitiaies every Anti hour. Vessels at the distance of Bor -9 English, miles are no longer sate, and its attrALlive force,whena4itated uy . a storm,witi reach them, or the ~ larger kind of anitnalsoat the distance oho miles, and . impetuously hurry theni to certain destrudion in the gulph. TwO vessels bound from Norway...to tied Vigten Island, hiving bevn driven last stiumer within nine tulles of the ilaplehtrom, and imagining theniselve secure, as its operation was thought to be confined to s.r. miles, were Ott a sudden carried away by the torient, and wit» their craws entirely lost. A lately emerged (anti the sea to the north of Most:oe; :it is ten milts long' : and five broad, and bears ,no marks ot volcanic origin. N A'v At. A?PCIINTNiiNTt.'--C.71 , !,611 A: R. Kerr, to the • Atast4; 1-14)11 Cartatil ~i'Aci)lll,,,, Ti) the tiTtttt:urtta , v i ce Stuart, tittLe.lit , i c 'tairt G, 5.1.1, to t h e Unicorn; Cajit. BAWICi o to the • The folkwinv singular phenomenon is taken fro It a Morinag Paper :—.•‘ Thursday morning, ab-tit ten O'Ouek, a int,st singular phenomenon pre , nted itself the pa4 , viigers passing down Holborn, H o;pos . ;te Cliancery•latie, by :t great 4p.antgy ut bloo.l from the'eArt It iii th- in (WI of the road, and, uii . Friday morning it again ai.puared, at a nitwit fiait.r . eolour, witch Induced ,the inhabitants to em ploy some labourers to take up the stones. 1 - 1410- (heck of spectators arrived at the spot, as the report was so ,n spread atinut the town; several\ stones were taken up, and blond flowed very proinselyit very soon after topped, anti at present the cause re mains unaseertained." Ft K E.—Saturday'eveiaing a . Ore broke ceit in a , small house in itircourt'smceurt, St. Gi:.org c 's_fi e ld, i , which, owing to ihe impossibility of bring the gintrs near enough to play upon it with effect, .was, togeiher with the adjoining house, entirely consumed in a short -thne a pout woman who was in bed with her infant in the first floor of the house where the fire otr, ttiiiw the child out at the window, ,41,1 1 jumped out'kerselli LEttS inf,fus oats ijury ; ti.ut the mother it t.,il•frao,ired her leg, and wai•oiliel- Wise rn , ACti nrui-edi She was immediately t;ikzql to I the o I• 4 ikiVitAM I , 4GURBS OVER ST, DUNSTAN S clurrelsome couple, ye stone-hearted two; Say, who W 0111.1134 *rotthrid vet.4.4pen like you ? Atilithoo‘rtn ye ought to devour bread arta 4 ilmcr . want Of high wages, ye Airike i,ery quarter. LONDON FASHfONS. t*RuM Li BELii : ' ' I6SEMBLRO: - Or THa iOISBNT IqODiTH, „ , A ISA I)it its, white SJrstiet or satin pettie , at; with short sleeves over which is worn a body and drapery of light Woe gaute, :brined in tlitee. pointi, or vairdpies Over .4 he petticoat - , reaching nearl. - to ti!,c - trtittoni, the oats •linislied - Wit htwitire sill: ; it is cruise,( the ' figure •in front towards the lett side, and hastened in tuf t,, Or .bows. of the sitriC colour; a short tied in a bow. on II:5 left side; leevzs' loopcd, up •in the front of t 'if "11w but toot of the pettiont ttirrtnied in v.!...lykes to correspond -. White silk stockings, with blot kid ~.,oes The hair twisted • up behind, and dre , ssed in lid! Curls, oruamehtd with- a bull dean of Iti,ht•blde twisted crape and ruse..;. White kid' g over. A WALKINO titES4.—Round dress of cambric mus:inr with a rutfesillay; trimmed round the hotrod) with n.rrow purple ribbdrid • cassimere eritnsoir mantle; confined 'nos': to the b ck, lined\ with e urpic silk, cii ruidered inuiiii the neck,.c4pe, and did , b witli.purple taney border; a deep cape falltngtrwn the shoulders, sloping to a narrow point , with tassels. A crintdon velvet bottet, tutban front, and trim med with purple to tbrrespond. York tan gloves. Yehiow kid bootS. rttou 4C4ERNANN's 'R RPOSCTOAY CM ARTS, F. •LTIONS, • MANUVACTLI R 66 &C . s ;: . • FASMONS FOR LADIES.. A BA 44 Du ass —Amber-coloured crape, worn over a white satin slip, embroidered entirely round and up the front with a bottler of blended lilies anti Persian roses in chenille i short iderve ; inn!' long gloves. of I. pitch kid.' Neck.chain and drop or Indian gold ; e.ir rings to ciao:spotlit., flair in waved curls in tiOnt White satin saintal.slip:i.l , S. tied with green ribbon round the aricle. Fan at carve,' ivory: • . WALKING Pstpti, oa PieOiOENA DE. -A Losii:ic!t coat, or short pens'se, at violet cflotawd lined with whi , e .rersiaii, and trimmed entirely found with at; Indian borde of feathers. A woodland hat, composed of the same ins with a small Angola trainer in trptit. UNEIEV../akESS.- A ' hiih round roll,: of .iaconot muslin, ornamented at the feet, And on the boJoiti,, With neelie,,,rirk or lace; a full trill of the latter round the throat., Half boots of violet kicti and gloves a pate tan c,4‘ntr. . _ Peiter3l GRAHAM:is of the family of ialnagowne,. in Perilishire.' The death of his wile induced hito t o leave' Scotiand,Thnil travtl on the Continent. lie was at Toulon when our army was eloploymi and his Ito ,, wleclge of the country on the is , ks. of the Rhine proved of ,great Ose to Lord Mt. 1.• QUAKE. From that period lie devoted to o •. As several - of the 'public print; give Or. neconnt which 'IA Milled in the follabing Ittier,.(taken f oro a Morning Paper of this day) to he ,a gross mi le: presentation ui the real circumstances of 'the use, we •consider it as ,in ad of .justice to afford the writer of the letter an oppoitunity of defendin g his character. " Mu. Horroa.---Al!hough yon have done me the injustice of inserting ire your caper of the 12$:h • ta4. a most tile statement resraing yri, loaned to believe, froril the' liberality . cha— rameriscv4 your paper, lit you will hot reti•.: to in: sort this, contradithon EsTry' part tit he it:msatlihn with the Maryo, of I-loath - ore, its st i lej in the puragr.iplt alluded to, is, as tar Lis respetts my self, , totally false., tho newpres confined themselyts to a correa stweinent of the charge,. however my clutiaeler might oak e sufferk-il by the, pro' hotgatinn of it, I should have had, coent,a,itive. but little cause to complain. In the :a - esenl in stance, howorer, under what influence is yet I. be diseored, the , most unfounded.calunmies have been circulated against me. It is not true that I was ever introduced to the Marquis " , aptly dressed,'-' (as some of dui papers Wantonly and maliciously say), for the pm pose of. imposing on him, . To this hour I have never, to my knowledgt., seen his Lordship, I 'never was repress ned to the Marquis, or tp rho one else, aSa man of property. TheiMar-. Attie never bad'my paper. to any amount whatever. The letters state'd to have been written to the Mar 'ON I never . heard of, but through the paragraph alluded , to in the newspaper's; and, what perhaps you . and the• public Will. be astonished to hear, not alts of tho,e charges was made . against me at Union- . , The whole statement in the New,spapers is a gross tabricatkin, and if, the Liberty of the Press is the palladium of British freed6M, I trust, although a • foreigner, that a British Jury, if it cannot be a pal . ladiunt to my character against the licentiousness of the Ares, will one day be avenger. As to ,the charge which the Marquis of Hehdi - ort had atlually thought proper to make against me, it would be idle in toe here to deny Abe. truth of them ; for what than; it might h 4 884'ed,dishorsestenough to com mit a felony, would scruple to deny it I All I re quest of the 'Public is, that they will suspend their cip Midi till I am confronted with my accuser (wind). I hate not yet hero), and until• I have at least an opp-rtunit v- of proving ` nay innocence. Of those who ate ;• d ive.dy my friends, I think I have a right .141 demand that they should not, OD the unsupport ed accabation of•any howe% er high his ronk, sacritico: that esteem fir me, w hich I flatter myself mv general conduct has merited and re ceived. Fifteen years stave Inen in the country, and if there is #1 man io the kingdom who can prove 171 , 4;11; 4y o f on e dishonest amion, invite him to , come .and suppsal the Marquis of Headfcnt in his charges against- tne. Tamil from 'a b,loved wife as I haw. been, leaving her unable to move from a bed of sickness, surrounded by four holVess children, unattended, and totally devoid of Means_ to procure ,myself thrown into a dir.:geon, my gorilla hoolvt!i holy n beiged Inr rent, ne4 nut ett il m y o iitiit desk, whc-t) contains ovaterials necescary 10 i,rove my innixence, sutired to be brought t „ nio; if:•e hoinr% ti.y situation may be more ea.ity. tin % , 044 What then must be my fl'ehoqs; wliet lit q Idit . ion 'to all this, I s ee mistflf ia the ptiblic newspapers with %i; ‘ , arch- wI, eh overt ho who his brou g ht me into tht , AcCut,tble 4ititatinit it , . vet. had intviituatiAl I,,nieto .‘ 1 tt;ll. MEL4ND; IA r ATBAtaRti MARCH a3.—The fallowing cit.- cumstance, attended with appearaoces of a most suspicioa . l chataeter, pttra6teil on Tuestby a cot si 7 derable portion Of public attention and interest : A shop and back kitchen in Ooncluii-Itine; which for 'atioot live months h id been shut up and uninhabited, 'Beltigopene.t by the iandl ord,a huitian body t the upper 'pail dcikrhicli had, with the exception pf the,skele• ,toti been bonsumed by a 'Hick stratum of little, anti aile lotcrei- extremities in the hiAlteir4tate Of ptitre. - Jaciiott, was di-k.;ot.ered in a close recess, stipp,ate,l to li,ive been a&A . video. The .posjiiyo was hoc; , zottial locurol;ent on ihe face and hands, ; nt - 1 the . .tendaas and ligalneots so coMpletely diss4lveci that they separated ~ i ithe slightest • nOtion. Mic'oeu-1 I.4` , elyn, .Esq. CoiPP.= l ", Wtin 110' °Stull cMivitY and `vigilance soon .attetwar.!s held an st t,t) the body, , when theloilowiog verdi;•t retutoed : • e. The jurors .that the holy of th e h, in state that they cdtmOt Ascertain po.; sitively the se*---ttitit it appears to them to have ben a. femile that' it had been, a rqn,jdeqabli time concealed in- a coal-hole in a certain bout* or tenement sitnateJ is c:oncl.4it-lane, latcly copied - by . one Mary (;:inoon, w i+o ;h s ab» iconded ; and they, also fofther.say, that deceased „ was felOniously niordefQd ; an:i from . the ciren tit stet - mei which ,ii)Ep.lbtr to 'the.o, i l oe. Jurors do fur. ther.upori their oat!t say, that i 1 t aid Nl.try C.traieri commuted the twarder aforesaid, or. was accesszity , - theieto."--(llitte: ford Citroi:ziriti.)' r StiliteEr :ISSIZES, CRC)YDON, NIARcu 3/. The torn CHJ.RF BARoN,finiAted ve4terday on the Cwil, olnies mitre of the rnoii enioteresting• sort, bring chiefly - for bhoplyeepe; . ; blllq, wni one, howover, of a singtifar .Kort. tho .qmt: • that•occauiekt :it 1-It.rt,t% parody; aWiit of High , : one tag..;. for.her "advatrec:, oantebt, the Kitighti•stppeartA i nod rvturned. the , Gland (1. e. the.3ol - 01 . 4), cV . 1217 erV (I. , ;ltlittii:te whether the •tenant h reat.0..0 4 ., :it., to 1,,0/td, or tilt! cl3 . irnant to have thr ;1,;k1. '111:oti calltttg ovI.1(114-ir itainds they tl9t nll pear, WWI SOMV deii')VMtitql• th-- Cy-r; aid that neither- the S4crili l ior etmid put ahy other on the o Assizt4, t seppiy, the place of th o se ab , ent, and that therefore the trial must lie post;" ported. • Ktltititti'S. Oo Ow.•Clawti Sidt. ii wam expetied that Roterts,- w,,, 4A.,d4coloolitted various frit'tericg on dm litok, and also for -bi,..iking out of ptiir)l), WOula e been tried on some of the chargel, bur a motion was made for postronine his trial until the next AsSiz , s, and Assented by the pri,oner's (;ounsel. Tie triol s 4, as therefore actiour:, The case alio of the, King, , nn ri0t,.1.4 was aL ! .-, comprontiseci, They were put to the bar, ano vri -tied, no evidence being offored aqainst then,. was, the most important ca oceilircd Thotims kiimonoie was induct, under Lord El, lenl}oroilgh'sAct, for wounding bit; wite, wit!) to intircicr her. fly the evict-lee' at Dar. Mart;n, it ake4reil, that the pi isoher and hi..uite wtg . e employed by the w it ness,to take elvaige ot his honsr , !. Oa the night of Oct act ident,. he heard the orisnnts and hid wife quarrelling, when, lion an 'unusual Pvi6e, ratl out ca his wont, and itiet thq ptisoner's witr, with net' throat. el t,. mid bleeding prnfoholy ‘4!•e! cx. "I am 'nun dvreil;" escipe:t ontmt ti::: • window, tuft was thprit.v att,r wai:ds appreliendvd, contitssed that he cotn• rthtted the fad. ... • A surgeon stated, that . the throat was ctit quite across, and the wound way as deep .as' it well could be without dividing the arteries.. The 'woman was ,now nea►ly recovered. • • ' • The prisoner made no defence, and the Jury founcf him Guilty. He received sentence of death. The bminess of the As•4zes ended, and the. Hem 3 Cir4uit finished at t hi' place. Massena was disappointed in the feu-de.jaye will, which he intended to s'lltue Lord Wellington On the birth of young .Aap, by :he necessity of a speedy flight. The Opera-nouse on Saturday night boasted if most splendid display of btauty and fashion. Ma= dame CATA LAN I was in fine voles:, and received 11)Q.It rapturous applause. , ' ;~ M R. SMITHFIELD MARKEL, Aran. t. This day's Market afforded a good supply of prime Belk's, and the show of Cattle is general, wa9 14(70. 0:01; Beef and Veal , were titnr. r ; t., 1) 14 cheaper; Pork sold at 11 , 4 price; ht. tt. , d , . i%,r •thr not p4rt w 33 tolerably Hay Market were somewhat ; and Clover, obtained last pritec.—NVe $011,j4)111 accurate•stateinent of the pi ices :,ad otttoberb : TO sink the otra I per stone of Sib. Beet' 4s. 4(1. •to is. sd. mutual I 's 4d, togs. 6d. VeJl ss. 6d to 7„ od. Pork ss. od. to 7s. ott. Litml os. ort. BeaSt; 1950. Sheep f5,5,e. P:o SMITHPIEI.I) HAY- ! , 1 A lit.: WI. lirty 61. os, oil. to SI. sis. !•tr.tvi 31. t o 41. 4s. ott. Clover 51. li. crt. to SI. 13v. • N t f ANOtt, Aram !,—The ricsh arrivals I‘' Ocai ;, ' ,. ; d a y are consider:4)ft, ;Bid swot D gr•- neral ai A rotiumion of abuut anti ;ii. p , r(5 B le) with Nifilt, it), request, and s.: , ; Whii- Nose fully keep their l l 3,,ini of rho. two Lind;; likewise ; the supplies 411 () aro a.,‘, conSicktablo; mostly last wet'.l.'s arrivals, uovaid:. of 30,000 qudrters, and this -trade, fut second and la icrior, is quoted cheaper ; Flour hardly at la e prices. ,' Wheat 6as a Ifs 2 111 $ Fiat ditto gas s Rye (new) 3sit, a 4 - Hatit:y - 2 4 , a 3 6 * Malt • 64 , a 72a Pease 4434 a 'sr , Grey 37i A 40 Acatl“olti) 4tcs A 54, Tick Beans (ow) - 44% Oats - 197. 24., " 2: 1 entittld -24 S 4 3 Cl!tt3 • • - Rape 5 pit . .10. 3 cll. FUR: ^ SCCOIIJ 4 . 704 ,1 I ~' { ~ ~~l t} , i '. r