The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-18 00:00:00

10 0 ro" 1* 'O lOll )y 0 11 :I . l e 0 . fit bit' y te ‘ .. f , to!' , tinpairing of tnecting th'e - Frencli on their own soil, have volunteered for thaw regimeuts of the line, which in Poti'ugal, we trust, will have the honour,., under il,eir gallant countryman, of !raking the: French loincibles bite the dist. `The above altogether corn ;Tile - a larger force than the British army in Portugal, against which 1it..0• NAPAIUT 111 S found it necessary to assemble 80,000 men under the command. of lorne of his ablest Generals. ' But we have more consolation for the Horning Chronicle ; we have in reserve. 50,000 yeotrtm, good men and true, trained and discipTined to 111,113 z ranee the ever to he lamento year at t 7913 ) ready to tluck.to their standards, and aginn take the field, when their country is in danger.' A Cabinet Council was held last night, and ann. ther,tvas summoned this morning, which was to take place at twelve o'clock. o l S aturday, s oon a f ter t h ree o ' clock, the KING, amc,"'Panied by t h e D u k e o f Yort lc; cattle out of "viarloreAtie, upon the Terrace, and walked - for i r, v , "irrl t of an hour. They were attended by two U`,,,nI6MA4STY's Physicians. leiterday morning the QuEEN and Royal Family , l''Card divine service in Windsor Castle. Ye sterday m orn i ng about eleven o'clock, Mr. PRite tv Al. arrived at Windsor Castle, and had au l'iterview with the QuEEN and the Physitians at- leNin g the KING ; of Iri s fter which he had an audience MAJESTY. a A Mile hefore - three o'clock lie °ll Qll liiirVooll t o 1,0 11 (.1 Ort . 831 orday 8" morning the 'Jukes of Vottx, MBER. , arid imp, arrived at Windsor. • We allitertsand that all the 1.1 , .yal Family ha v e had Imerriews with the KING OCC3ionlllll. o f t) 0 1) Saturday' alit:moon the Earl and , Countess sl.s4lavristtli.o., • Earl WIN CIIIISLA, , and 'Lord FILL4B , arrived Witidsor, on a 'visit to the. I Ye undeNtat ul that Mr. a r r natta gave audience \l l i morni '1" ng to sever 'al Nr.iv al 01 titer;; a i.tl that i 4 t he day oil which he generally 'rece:ves ' w ish a per...onal 'communication I,TlitPantonlar;at.N is first I.otvee tt po,tf , oeil to c ‘ n ,„ e"(l3 ,Y , the 26 111 itist, 1) . 1,g,t0..s from ~,T21 1K3 and Borongli t are cf?m , ! tip .vi' A:tdre‘ses Itt oralFligliiu..,ii,:~,,3iie'i were intended to be Presented oil 'l'oestlay(b4r. The Public: Captain IT, P,sTnntin, is arrived at I°l'4lll(4th, burr, Pi., v:11 Madras. -We have seceived letters by 1), , r 1 be 1 . 1,111 01 on S eptember. Tbo 'll/d i nL h oiogi . .iukt ~ncCthe turbot 8 ep E tcoil,cr ; .and the Upitin Casa,' Costirreargt had al ivied ar on't;:lit rivateer, 1.. a Gritificiirce h . can taken ;.4" tr "'"ni'he frigate, Lit-nten:int 11 \ comniano• A li g in Print. o rincf 'A r ak...'s 1)1, t. 50, Captain 111::111 )p(1 ) 1 " ,),1 r i Aug , sii w llll . E/h/,;,,,5r0ne, Cuff/iv/is; far l ) t i 7l X eiliiir/ef for ; aml Sir Step/len tei,gtol, for ',Alarm: ACcounts had becn rc 1 . ; - ,, a1 , 11 Q_hgal, from Cl,itE,l to the t uth of June.. s L pari e i irate s, v 711 7 -; Wlong tl . e S. \V eua of - af ' ll.9igth tiurrei)- vip CV t litanselv es to the Gov...mine:it of file P, i IC"vun. ' .gvitstrat,,aintresty was gi anted r„, t,d te Pitatc., by 11 1 C Vic e r o y ; And upon their sr.. 4 tii 11)1y vv , .tic recoved, with wicks favour filkrll , itilQ 1111.! vtilployr Ot Go+ b arid 4 ul . breaking tip 01 this i.iratica 1 cvait l ai; trade - 3 v erY fa t. tu vouraltk even Chinese tll Seine Java renott )1 I.,nglidi prisoners of 'wit .rotY!' •. (3e4e-r4 D ult;nr.t.s, the Governer-Genera a t re General had brought the I),rtch C)tticer, who snr riericie.'ea Arnb oyna, , ,to 3 c:iurt...Martial, by which he was sentei; ced to .shot,. The sentence bad i4:etrried into executon by order I).‘cN DELS. el°llter Officers who were c.4isidered sbar b in o g t witimcliigrace ol surrender of AolbuYl"lt. I°PreilentlY.kept out of. the reach of the GillQ• i an Government, have been declared Una their wants attached to the gallow, and the has seta ' premium of . 1000 to . :3000 dollars itti•,,e head of every o ne of !h em He. had I eliov• I lrey 'll the ltride spices front Band a in Soalia)e, where d. • Ihe 1 )0 ui tt ' l d Scott, Sovereign, Plurmix, and Preq%. 4, 4 it t 441 1111(419nd; arrived at Madras nu the ; 28,11 of • the Earl, Cam den ) C k ipt a in SA 1k11149N, 2,2l 'ett ( was burnt at Bombay on the night of the 'ae learn`the tire t:golce out c io the gun """nb and i nstantly lazed with and) vtolr that' kverY endeavour to extinguish it prOved ineffeClual 1,11 ahem was made to scuttle her, but in 'hie flArties soon obtained complete po%session of the the crew were obliged to quit her, and she I : lt ed up Abe harbour, presenting ,an h . ttt. Nv la r, g ,, ni , ficent ''Peaecle ' of a floating mass sof . fire; '" 9 he iontutately, die innermost ship,, and to lee towictlclle°arinw 1,11 tlllientroescte.attitio4°e'di.ivt.ehlin \gl::cl;jedetil°t9.l: Sibte t„ tit tOllll, and - about half laden, for China. . . 11 . 1 ue most stre nuous exertions are making ( i Ze : l ' h d -1 8panisli soldiers 'tinder' Brit l4ll 'c)tlic"''; WIIITTI,NOIIAM, CALIROLL, , ROott HI ' 11 , 1 " 84)14 I * I )UPV, 'who h ave _ Bo , lonsilifted with Lie I)4:liatds, are a ll appointed General °Akers. 4, 1 111 e-emmittee of. Merchants interestel . i.llO fisheries of the British 'North ArneftPa.n g a ve a magnificent ' dinner, on Saturday. t d o SI Z T a t the City of I,ondon Tavern, - in compliMent if -41'. Jitc‘,XSON, 1118 Majdq'S' late Nfinister to the 0 111 A 4.136 • Jettx IrsciLts s Esq. (.:liairmati to )rinunittee; presided on. the occasion. Marl,' : 31 at") COUStillAional tuaStli were, given. The l`l-41(11 of Ur. J4scßso t.. 4 .was .given in an app..opriate c i:, 1 :; 1 ' by the Chairman. Mr. JACK9Ot4 returned :. wlth modest brevity, and highly gratified L.,-rva-Corn"""pany by assuring therm, trout 'personal.ob teir ,that the British American .Colonies;troni k;rf —al It Y to furnish iitirtivise 0f.., tin), „!.,er navalporoseswuld.,,4oe9o,4tely. protean., ', s lit lll6. 14 tVCCO ntnty in a f reat measure indepet.4,. " lor gtgil sUpply. * c , AVAL • • th„ Pow' the LONDON' G,47ETTE, - Feb. Feb. t (3 ) ,C , Ty of a ir Ci:;tain Potttehier, . S:od!) Admir it, Sir _l46xcr ir,,rr .curt transittitiekt by latter to bun CrOkcr, ENn. • •-- • SI .I in,rke, Dtin:en , :ss, Feb. l t, tS t I have the holmr to acquaint :you th:lt c.iptured on the Worni, , g ()I the 7th instont, after ao atix4oos chdce of nineteen hours, Le. Furet, ;t very no(: French schooner pi ivateer, pierced' for sixteen guns, but only fourteen mounted, colviistiti4 of twelve ninelrotinder C,rronads, and t %to long sixe, cow mantled by Nro ur Guiltier, a Livotensut of tho French . - .Navy,. With a cornp!cmto of e , ghty-htx men ; out ten days , front. St. M lot's, bet had wade no cap Rile. She, is only knit' months'•old, coppered andcopper-fastened, near ly k ninety feet on de r . , twenty-Iv c) feet helm,built.altd, very strong, iu my- opinion, well alLipte.d.. fur hi, Majesty's service. I kave the hunnur to he, &c. -n. 13QUItCHI,11* TOBBAy, Pun. on ,Thuriday' eveniu.; . _ Sir Just I. r unKE,, %kith . ,tlic squadron u.ticlo• In 3 command and • to-day the. East Iddiamen unjer convoy of the Hassui. FALMOUTH, FEB. 15,--Tbe Chestmfield packet, 1 Capt. GIIIHON!:, arrived Yesterdav with. M ids tmat the Brazils, tin days passage from lito tie dativi.o ; srie had ben detained five (lays waiting th? artivai. of It'`, Nisjest)'s brig Ik / de/nth, drriit'd +here Ott the t,,th Pecember;vittli citspatelles front Rio de, la P 1313 10 Lord.STILINOVORD, p trtictillrs of which had not transpired. 'On the 13th ult. ia t\:. iong. (26. sPoke the brig Mariner,dront Rio de Joneiro, bound to 'London, all Well.; and en the . toth inst. in la:. 43. 30. N. long. 10..17. NV. spoke his Maj'osty's ship flollyolla cru4e. f Yes'er.tay sailed the Union, HoGuiiitn, wittltba tilti. for Gnernscy ; the Eik,a, MAGnou; ethit,,&C. : fOr-lersey and the West wick, fu'r 13:11"b iJoes dinwitea. On 'Wednesday evening put in 'here the brig Sf. Po/ ick, Gowurt, Master, witii,a cony.iJetable c:Igo ot tea, Sze. front London bonnd to Belfast, very ; last eveniiig the Erpeditinit. parel , :i.t, cn Arum, with a cargo of 'bate v rt,eeries, &e, • ;II a very diroay s ed state; she siled hoot here the 24th Jauuary for 'Lisbon, and in sever.d 'gales of wind recriVcd so'much daina„;e that she oval obliged to put .hack PLYMOUTIi, Fia. b.---Arrit ea ow ST I. I:Ns, from New foundland, w;kh a caro 'for tro,n Fowey ; saikd on Ilse 4th of . :Lln•,ary. The. hattler, infoll 3 cargo, for 1, ; whs txpected on the following, day., Arrived Illigligenl gup-brig, from a cruize,; the Sattiine, S from Cork ; aid the: A fildni t air ship frOof Atrierio, lAbon, Lo from Fo - wey, put in here for convoy, 5:.1i1t...(1 the Venus packet for the Swill' Seas. Arrived the Fair lie extra ~111 p, Cr.lp D' ifs Tram:, fr r om 111aLiras, Bengal, init.', Lit hum Si. Helena, with a ialuable cargo,, botmd to Lond , m, driven , in here by.. contrary winds ; s riled iron) . Nladras, in company with the expedition ag , titist.,4,lle [lie of France. . - • • , FED. 16 . ---Last night it bl!tv a verylittatiy gjle , of wind 'Vont flit; \V. S. W. in which hi fr,ig:ne 4inethyst, of 3(i gkins,*:(billovilli.;ca by Cap tain Vrio..ToN, ttrove from lyr ant:Mirage 'hi the ,Schutt, and about O'clock ran on a- reef of rock.; nor Mount Batten kly, 'war the - ,;lace where the Pathis frigate was also wrecked some years sluee the night was extremely d and in con- sequence lights' were hung out pouf ad pima of the Ship, and guns were fired from her as signals, nt tress ; soon alter striking it nt to cutaway her masts, pteverned hor over, but shortly after, (loin tlt daarge sustained in her bottom, she was found to be Thing fast, and .in consequence some of 'her crow took.to tit h,, ats , and were making for the sbore,4lut were soon over w:xlmed by a heavy sea then tanning into the Bay, :Ira it is f~ctrcd the greater parr of them must tttive perislieti, as six bomb yirt,!,,ilisc7ovreeLwtecks ,on tie shore at-daylight ; A bolt from one o'f the frien• of NV a t in the Sound o)(iLf,edilig of the crew, but, nielnuoho:y 4 elate, w.is overbet on nearing th4.t' ship, Hiia hand*. perished, cOn gistihg of at ce.ricer I:. be a tiltd4(iipithiti) and 16 tneu ; two oth-t tiom outward bonnd traus p oi t sa lyjog.in,Caiw n er, were also.proceeding to.thoTtiief of tht . tiktios=t.d, and it is teh'red were 11',ore crews I , c‘C=.l)ol,, as Lliey have twt . be:qt heor,cl of ; till. .was rldlhg At: tr,1 , .: anchor tr.!a(1..... the ApaatirCti oftPleßt. hti..e of the 1 U of th , witorlitnA 4 e Lave Oecn wilshed ashure. .that vvere flied from lier r imsig-phi, of titilovit.lionely were #!. shouvd, which preve:uted t 415ght9tIrt! that r , ..:1)L1c1,•4:. .1i •10 ? Ic4rt,t4l bvedtne a couyl.2te ‘cieck; she, f . - • • now . foll of water, acid 11G i,:l3 , obility :of, getltts , her oil. f;)llowing crime pagsnw!er4 in the Fairlie E.l.t Ili harnan )esterday, viz. (..t.,l,,riet Clow, Capv.tins Edinundl, LeW S, Svden- I ham, and Crawtord Liontenards Dowbigige, Ar da.,;ll, and.Bowerhank ; Ensip Seeds and Mr. Mal-, le.tt. e 6 .4.Tived the brig Eliza, i\lANuna, from Alicant, I with a cargo of wine and builia, bo,lnd to Jersey, I 1 Est froin Falmouth ; and tilebri„ , , Do Tort, Ilt),61-1,AN.- NAN, tIO it Valencia, to itti it carLY . ,,o UI si,vool, bound Londou, last from Vowey ; the t wolatter•vessels t put in here for cmii oy, Atrit ed ye;!erday his I‘l;ije:tty's ship Caledonia, of 1 In swis, froin Portsmouth, and sailed again iln picdiatOy for Eis(itit_ Roads. • Sided the .1./. , /i/c1 schooner, with stores for his 11 j sty's. ship in Totboy also,sailed his Nt,ijesty's ship Menelaus; of 34 guns, Captain P.ltKEtt, for Portsmouth; Curacoa, of 36 guns, Ca'ptain Towun, for the'C.ipe of‘Good Hope; and Binodhound, of 14 guns, I.ient 7 WAPILINID, 011 a cruize to the Westward ;4ilso sailed his Majesty's 'ship .Ndrihunider/anri 1,4 off iire-st. , 1' A rutruber pri , oneri tuarched from hence. yesterrl:►y 1 , 4 Tt , loeS, Ott their route to Staple eieorttql by tt dot.tehttlent of the North Devon Went Ilartwool thfr'Escep American frigate. AVe.6l the li,irhour to o, refit, 11 . 13 :Majesty's ships a!,(1 tter. 11-, NI i•-iy's ship ..bictroitrache is ordered` to" be lipped up, ArrtyL:ki jiffy Majcsty's * stiip S'nabe from the North • .• FEB I 7.—Arrivod il , l3jeitylg ships Piimcss Cwur:rn. , , 11 1 01r,rine, 41,1,mai 11110/i, I Irrieke, Srtip,%frrt, evt..ll Diaalur, fro.o lb-. ni; with a vol large convoy. Sailed the Fame aml 'ilfal ; rer on n cruse. An ived big N.L.kjety'h;:hios Menelaus and Curacoa front Plymouth Tauninn Castle, Nartltamton, 91 . Kceier, • Uniun ) , Car mine; awl Itose .EaSt ;men he Downs. l)ovErt,'Fgn. "11.—Arri%ei1' the brig CLARK., Of Ncwprr o ',itliall'C &Dui Loudon fUC I.tiiboo; with GoversiMent mores—lo 4t anchor' 1 1,1*(:',, a n d. main-boom 3 and brig Oil, ot Yarmouth, litt.i„ froth Gibraltar fur Lonclun—lust an- Chor And cable. • • - . . , CAI VIII AM, FEB, 17.--Sailed for the Nure his r11;1 . 1,•oy'i strip Tv.'“ 11101 e of Ihe , bod.es of the unThro.topte per , s , ,tls . that wcro (liowned trorn Ihe.Admiral's :cutler ,11.epick,.1 op :ilia h I,ied dt. The Frei/a is co m mi s ,iimfA ;34 : :1 troop ship. genen,l Cotirt-Nlirt int Jim at the !loyal Marine II irrAcl:4, in Portimooth 1 1 10 t it ) , _'tit, ~tmt rid) t Ire tri for ri,peale(! de,ertiodi. Cowl tbund the pri ,,oner 01 fratil tilt di tf•red 'Mg VIVO , and bet elieVA hill) tU he tr:ttisporteA.l rts a kiwi t,ii hfe, . • :I:hc I)lrottivrs of the etktorns'at Vienna have no till td that (p ; lint.al3(c.,vt 4.). of. coti - :,e, vv:04.:1) ' it t• ite i ;A.:1.4.61,,in their w won:d be.Rold 'according tn at 7, f) p,r lb. to piv:tte A !•;iii..:1,11" C \1) , ...01:j .F and to . SeVt'fal wedes, resident at IA ere lately suromoned by t AwlyiFsador of the fin wer nation to take the ;111,./iiitice, nod iecognise the ac c:essiOn, to tie Clown : alter nrrioy ilelays, they at length p-Inced. The Arnhassa..lor, in eousequence, applied toTai:outtic&, WILLIAM, to bailiSl,l them his territories; hut the King &Tinted complimice. Seine ,distrubatiees took place in the Theatre at Berlih 'at tb b,, , ginuing or hist moral' ; but "heir origin, is not siate4 in tint ForeignJiiarrials. Three persons ink' their lives ; and . among tho , e in .CUS• tOdy are the :two swis of the late Ministers of State. - - '.4‘ poor run, at Norwich, who . ha .d tenth of money iit noiei, .deposited it in a drawer going a 1-w ngo to pay if a,v y , he found that the greater part °I the notes ha 1 ho.n destroyed iy mice, and not .Inore than t 4:o of iftoot t out W. the :number were in a re:overitbl: The boiler of the stearn-engine at P' , ovidetice NMI,' Shipley, near . Bradterd,'burit on Monday s night, :It the moment when the ork oeitple W, rcr ahntit to re . newtheir hbours'lltter 'Ointier - tbc es plo:.inn Was tremendoni; the boiler was carried eight or nine yards trout its !teat 'against the mill, 6 which it did considerable injury. five yawn , . pe,- soni who were near the:spot were so dr:Z(11114 wouti t .ed, that tenr.of them died the sane cc-et:nig, and the filth on Wednesday. OnThursdoy, between seven and eight o'clock, Mr. IlarNise, the watchmaker, of St. Mirtin's-la , c, %colon his way to Dulwich, he was slopped amid robbed by three foot-pad , r, near the cour•rnile stone; they gave him such a 'violent . blovii in the face, drat it knocked him down, and the VilialiS other%%i, q iii— treated him. Mr, Thrwise observed two men wales'- log the road, while the three num were robbing hitu Vt 2 the field. The dexterity and east 'witb which 'feet It ere qui ) . st i tut ,d ari swor All tl tile , :p?timsys 4,f twAtifa.oll, s, is ow - broug o q lit'iuch t t por.6(..—sio by att.: •to of Mr. Ili : Apr.li all so yoc1(..:: - the Ibe , oii I.tstl a',:sois ;ambit a nwitco o t t iiidlicvLoc,; tt, perous of evely age. POREIGN INTELLIGENCE. VIESNA, JAN. lg.—lt is certain, according', td news which we have receiVed ; that peace has bead coneluded between the Porte and Russia. We chi noryet know'the conditions of the treaty, further than the cession of Moldnvia tcld \Y:►ll:tchia Rug• sic It that General atixtiovncN is about to set out frcm Vienna to go' to Paris, Preparations are remarked, in the Pala& for A journey of the .Akclidnke CHARLES j and politicians Who pretend to know every thins ; say, that this Prince is going tei Paris. Letters worthy of credit state; that the domains of Austria in the Illyrian provinces have been placed under sequestration, in repritol fur the delay whicll the merchants of Vienna have obtained. Considerable activity is observed hi the Cabinet of the . Emperor. Several Couriers from Petersburgh and P.-iris have arrived at Vietma within these few daysi Count METTERNICH, Minister for Foreign Affairs, has beenappoint,d by Imperial Majesty Cura-e for of the Academy of Arts, in the room of the late. Count Con ENTZEL,and formally entered on his office on the loth inst. Thte report that peace has been concluded between itUssia and Turkey is now said ' to he premature. CkSSEL . , JAN. 20.—J ettoidi NAPOLEON,"&C. Cones sidering that Baron SCHEEL.E, Pret'ea.of the Depart' mein of the Aller, has left the kingdom without our permisiion, 10 go to Berlin, where he• is re' wined hidden for many d..ys. Upon the report of the Minister of the Interior, we have decreed and do decree • ART. 1.-e-Baron de SCITELER, Prefea of. the Dee partruent orthe Alter, is deprived or his funoious. Ai r. of the luteuiur is charged I, with the execution-of the preseht decree. Given nt our Royal P.ilaee at Cassel ; in the oth I year of our teigli. .(igne:l) .lEltom, NAi'oLEcrs. On Sunday fortnight, in the evening, the house of 111 r.• Barron, in Snii - 111:411Iptoli-row; was r(,)libud of a quantify plzttr, tO a_considerable amount. Mr. B. h o d a prty to dine with hitn abtiVe clay' ; and on the following morn: ng the butler inf or i ue d his master that a great part of the plate which had been used at dint) r on the preceding day had been s!nlen, hut in what manner he could not aCCpunt for, eit,cepi ihat he suspected some person had got in at a ~ , ,indow which 'had been kit open by ,his mastcr. • Mr.' Unroll give infoirn t lion of, the rob 4 bery at the Pailie-Oifice, 136 w-street, aud Lavender and Adkins, the officers, irked out that the stolen plate had been purchased by a. silversmith in Fen- Church-street, but without the slightest degree of criminality, 'as he gave a full and fair price for it ; he, however, said; he old nor know the Iliall l s name, or where he yesated, but considered him a pedlar, and had often purchased things of him before, but recollected his offering hint a watch for sale at the time he oirchascd the plate, and that the maker's tiarn . e was Ciark, cat .13ishopsgate-street ; and from this trifling encominance he was traced. Po. appli-, cation to Mr. Clark . , he recollthed the man from a description of him, nod said he had two watches of his, and. expeds.ted him to can daily for them. A BOW•SII'QW. Officer was stationed at Mr. t2i;it les to wait fur him, and in a few dayi he called, when he was taken into custody, and c inveyed to Bow street. Office. The account he gate of Ilk bay- . ink-possession of the ,stolen ton plate was, th at h e pur chased 'it of a gentiomon's coachman in (3, e on. sireet, c;rosvewir-•ipia;.e ; he acknowledged the coachman, when he sold it, requested him to bur)► it tar a few d !ys, as he expecte.l to have some more for him, which he acknowledged that he did, and that he save the coachman 4S, ad. an ounce for lie said he did net know the coachman's name, or the cxaa place of his resideno-, but could find them both. ~11Clkin anti Lis:ender aucordinp:ly accompa nied him to Greeo-street, and found him a& the described,' tend he ilot--ticiiying loving sold the LAit'e, .taktio, into custody there b.+l2; wring circumstances of sitspiCion that he and 141 c: B arron 's budsr coniiect,7a together, he m,as also apprehended, and they ail three underwent an examination on Friday evening, and wire commit ted fof Inrther exaMinatiou, NO. 15 0 3e(i a Prize. of 1,0001. No. 9,'.2:36, a Prize cac 500 i. and 3,822, a Pi iie of' 4001. were Sold by HotiNSLIY and Co. in the following Shares : Two (natters, Five Eighths, and Thitty 6ixt ‘ ceothi. Holders of the said Shares are respeafidly (painted, that they may receive their Prize Money imm, , diately, at their State.L.ottexy Offices, No. C auhill, and St. Margaret's El4l, Borough.—Fe-, brua!y 15th. smiTitELELD hIARKE FEn. 18. Thitt . day's Market was well . supplied with priMe Mtasts.,, and, the show of Cattle in general was plea ; ;Motion is , dearer than our last repot! ; Purl: cheaper;in Beef it4 , l at last prices and tho- trade tar the most pats was pretty brisk.—Thu s:tles in th Hay ALirket were somewhat livdy ; Stray'' , ry in a ; Cher has dropped in iee;. Hay itocheti last pric.:.—We subjoin an accu raiestatetnent of the prices and numbers To .sink tit-oral:II per stuns Blh. neer 4s. od. to Ss, ad. Mutton 4s, cat. to ss. q d. Vol to 86. oil. Pork ss. cd. to on, Lamb cs. 13,:.tsts azto. Sheep 14,500 Calves t3o. Pigs 23a. • imurtiFictt.is HAY•NIAIIKET. Ray 61. as, c.t. to 91. os. od Straw 21. 125, od. to 31. tii. .Clover 61. tad, cd. to 91. 9s. od. • COUN EXCHANGE, Fr.a, 18.—The "fresh arrivals of Wheat this day make a considerable supply, tine in '-request and supports its price, other qualities heavy sale at somOw bar less ; Barley in abundance and l , ,wer ; Malt, ”.ith both sorts of Pease, at tittle variati,Jh Beans of each kind hardly,atiast priers ; Oats hate arrived in very large supply, and this trade quoted ta. and 2:, per quarter lower ; Viour at late prices. „ . 68i Z.'.B 9.1 S , twang ( nid) 4.lti a 545 {o , 4i OltiS 22 1 ; Ityv 364 a 10, POiatld , - 23 a 1 1 914k4 ditto a 6, tss iis Rape Stet' . 4;1. a a'i its Pe..se soi itn: Fine H our a 4 Secoutit lit;::114 (old) - 11, a j4s 300 ;:.;;; Hh 3i ~J 1 y Vr,e l Is 1 0 014 tr.ctel P ei 5 WI