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CAPE OP GOOD LIOPE. ~, CAPE TOWN; SATURDAY, AMC, 19,1517. &wrier, Brainifea Boogie, April 3 - , 1517, Ms Eve.. Hervey Lordtharles :Somerset, having compiti,e,d h.slitaty Inspection of the Eastern Frontier, thought it advisable, previous to adopt ing a new system for preventing the foture depre, tistions ort he Calire people on the inhabitants of this parts of his Alajesty's settlement, to have an interviPw ,with the principal Paffre Chiefs, in or der, itpos , ible, amicably Itt arrange with theur'a plan for pottiog a stop to the frequent vexations which their.incoritions have latterly caused; Atmi this interview having taken place, his Excellency i f ilft suite retut'oed . to this ',Lice this ereoing. Caffre Chief Gaika having teen apprizett-of Excelit ocy's intention I,nvi , it him, and having expres , ;ed thereat, his Foteelleney al..it nibled . an e•cort at Van Arad's, im the Great Irish Ifiver, , on the 20th of iast mouth, consisting - of .I'oo Dragoons of the 21st Regiment.; :mews Ilion. the 72d aittt 83t1 Regiments, the Cape. Regiment, and a small detachmeut of Artillery, whir a light 3-pounder and 4 inch howitzer, no. • der the command of Lieut.-Colonel Cuyler; to gather with.2oo. armed ,and mounted Burghers of the uiteoliage District, and 150.0 f the Oraaff- Reynet District, tooter the command of Mr. Laud drost gtockenstrom, and marched on. the 30th and 31st March, end Ist April, to the Cat River, in the neighhoorhood of which it was understood the e4Fre Chief ' vas on a hunting expeditiOn, tweak(' py about SOO Catitei. Pretious 'to taiiing tip his ground on his arrival, his Lordship sent forward njor. Fraser, of the Cape Begiment*lfittfthe - CtirrttnanChint Nel, and ,some armed purghtif, to apprize the Chief of his apprnaCh, and to invite hiln, With as many other Chiefs as, could he . eollected, to the conference; to whieh proposition be readily assented; but the day proved extremely rainy, the meeting was postponed to the following morning, which cir-. cninstance was, communicated to hiS Excellency . by a deputation cousisting of four persons, two of whom woe Chiefs, and the two others Members .. at Gaika's Council.--A hesitation took place on thenext looming, the,Chie f: sCouncil having ad vjsed him in the night, not to put himself in his 'Zxceilency's : power; , and the same deputation, arrived early in our lines to apprize his Excellency of thcchange. These Ambassadors, however, having received. tlie,usual presents, recommended, that, as .(ii4ika, was not far off, a message should be sent to WM * with assurances of hispersonal safety , This haviog been. done, notice was brought of ,the Chief's approach, upon which, the troops were, 4trued, .04,,and formed into fl . upon l u te 'vo each i d rif his F...xeeilency's marquee, the walls of ich were taken down, for the : purpose of ,making the eppmaching conference as public as poshible ; the , Burgher Cavalry was disposed .at right ,angles with, the troops of time hoe, thus making thr ee. si&a square, the two. pieces of Ordnauce, veerepjapetimo,cach side of his tptcel)ency's tent., h'ocellrocy's body guard Wiis ,fm wetl in the . rearof—the,Tent. A chair was )!!acrd for his, tordships.accommodation, and mats were vread for the chiefs who were to accompany About eleven, he matte, his Approach, marching tliecentre.p f frfrrrr..4 ! cl wit 1. t irciuit rc f is4nrity. by a guard of about three hundred well armed Cutti es. Lie.o.-Coloncl - ,fnyler,ll4jpr; Fraser, and Mr. Landdrost Stockenstroto,„oll known to him, went to ,greet bits) ; , „his' pprqach,. ,and-wer,e:inviss duccd,to the (.;:hief,'isanihir, Gaika's uncle. The motikg then opened and formed into line, anti the Qhiefa Ciaika toll l'samhie „came forward, and walkted to the 'partitive; arm in arm with !drill,. Colonel Cnyier,.Major.l44ser, and Mr. Stricken• storm:several other ,Chi,elll-bOnk in the rear, and the 'Caffre guArd follow iog, His Logilen, y having, taken his seat, .Gaika MO placed on his light.hand,ficxt to him "fsenl! bit, the I) Uotrna and, several other Chiefs. Gaika's-tron la fire youth about 10, of remarkably. expressive ..conistenance), sat.im turdiately behind, Ilia, lather ; one of G;iikkes Council, and his interpreter, were immediately, behind hint ,on his left. His Excellency was at tcoded by Lieut.-Colonel Birdittd Capt. Sht ridart, and by the Landdrosts and Heemraden .4 . 4 the two frontier districts and two interpreters.., The-Catfre guar() sat in semicircle. behind their Chiefs, and paid great attention to what was passing. : . The conference lasted near threehpurs, minutes of the whole being.tnatia:by Lieut.-Culotte' Bird the mutual interests of the two countries were discussed. Gaika expressed great ,anxiety that. his people sbonhi.be permitted to trade with the colony for iTOII, copper,,copper-wire, and other articles, of which the whole natipn was much in want, and in.'return for which they could barter ivory and skins : this was agreed to, and,it was settled, that they shoald come to Gratiams,s Town twice a year for, the purpose, provided they Itarl licence ant) Rows from Gaika. JAitnsggi which fosses shwa(' be produced to the. officer cononauding at De 33rnin's-Drift, the only entrance to be permit , tett ; Geika obta rving... that., other. chiefs claintei, equality with himself, aml were quite indepentlatit, he was answered, that he had always 'been ac knowledged byCi the Cane overnors,as the prin. cipalCalTre Chief, and Ono, if other Chiefs Wish... eit to correspond and trade with the. Colony, they bad it in their power to do sio, by apptying for P4seport, s‘ittstmt which_none could be ad. - - bitted into our terriwiy. Gaika exyressed his satisfaction at this tniangetnent, anti addrebsing theyotl Chiefs, called their attention to the C:to- vernnris deciaratioti. Gail:', in pretence Of, and with the concurrence of tiie other Citltifs,.itgfenvil to use hie utmost en. treavopis to put a 'stop to 'the 'the continual thipretra. flans 'committed on the'Polonists ; and he con- Sented 4 that in ititlife:eitiiiS . of ci*ttie being stolen , - ~ , 1,0 1 1 1 the Cidotty, sad traced - U) any particitlar Kreal;thlt Krital shatttd" he made revonsihie for the cattle, although not to he found there, Bilit silotilirbe bound to in sit kit frOM itlOWil herds' Elie number of Cattle stolen front tlie colony lie said, this wroth! be riglicuud just, end would ituluce the Kraak to give up, and not tcitseeret the thieves, w$ they now dia. lie said, be would assuredly punish with death ulty Caffrea he covereCpiundeting the Colouidisi and added, • • •• - OW he knew au Alini t ;iity Ito rsvu ail Chiefs, however great, and that they were Re. countable to him Inr the right or wriing they permitted; A Caffte who:had been taken in the. act acorn ntitting depredation on the':Suntlay River, was then returned to, and his pardon stipulated for. Gaika:lnestioned him in r most authorita tive manner , andthen 53-141 . ., that .the whole Catfre (ts eople was Indebted to his Excellency for saving this niatt's life, for that h e shottid certainly h ave /jail him lint to death, bit for the powerful inter , tereneeof the *Koz•Kooloo (Grezit Chicf.) The pr4tefolnesi with %k•hielf Gaika stroke was rerylitiking, and the HiniinlY and decided totielie took was extretnel ittipresive. The Clare langtrag'e . its very soft,.abiitintlingln rowels; tile 2 apt eari to recite frequently; they have a slight click sinate to the Hottentot aspi ration, though not so strong. (Likes dress did not suffer from that of the Commonest Caffre, except that he h'itd a handker chief tied round his head, qsatubic's Kaross Was a handsome Tiger Skis, and he had round his bead a bandeau of ahcint an inch in breadth, made of very small 'beads. • After the conference had terminated, presents Were produced and given to the several Chiefs; Particular articles had been selected forGaika and his son.. His' rAcelleney also presented Gaike with a beautiful grey horse. After the Chiefe had withdrawn, various art ides were distributed among the Caffre soldiery, and the whole ,party then retired, seemingly well pleased with the liberality they had experienced. UNIVERS! FY INTELLIGENCE. , CAMEIROGP, JuNe 19.—Sir W. Br9tkine's three gold Medals for the present year ate adjudged as follow the Girkk Ode, to !qr. G. Stain forth', y College.-- - --FOr the Lstin Ode, to \V. N. Le:tsom, TtinitY College.—For the Epi grams, to Mr. G, J. Pennington, King's College. The Lord Bishrip of Ely commenced his Qua drennial Visitation anti Cor,fit.nation yesterday, at St. Michael's church in this town, when his Lord ship confirmed a great number of young persons belonging to the Deanties of Cambridge, Barton, and Sbitigay. tlis.,Grace the Archbishop of Ctinterbury bits conferred the degiee of Doctor, in Divin.ity 00 the Rev. Peter Sandiford, M. Aillector of Newton, in the Isle of E!y; and Polmodstone,. Norfolk-; and formerly `dottiest ic Chaplain to his Grace's predecessor, the late Archbishop Moore. The He 4." Charles Nourse Wodehoose, M. A." is presented to the Prebendal St:111 of Norwich Goliedral, vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Put!! pita (biro!), Jtr NR the.Convncation .holden. in the Theatre no Wednesday, the lbhit instant, the fioriimiry 'degree of I) . : C. 'L. Was conferred on the.following ,Pcntiewitti Th e lbghs, chi n . Hobert Peel. M.P. one of. hii Majesty's 'Mvst .Honourable,Privy Council, and M.A. of Christ Church., .E.lward Julin,Linieton. Hui: M.P. of TOtlesley Path, in the County of Stadincli and .sowe time since of-Brazen Nose College. Cliaries NiehniatEallitior, Elm.. M.P. of Norhiton-lionse, in hti yo( apwrgo;PurofOy dervoise, Esq. MtP< of lierrianktittitit# in the, County alliionitunow.cs, of Curpli4 ChtiAtiCal- Itic.. • • , ••••f,„* . .. 411 . • FeterEatteri t bold, Esq. M.P. of Bold-Hall, in the County of Lanta%ter; aod.Mat. of C;orplis Christi College. 'rhomas Le4l), Esq. 41. P. .of LynkerUinise, in the-County of Lancaster. awl yintetirtie.stoee,of Dr•isen Noge College. And, Major.General.ltobett Lietttimant-Colonel of the 12th Regiment Isf Dragoons. . Sir. Charles Abbott, r o ot o f his Majesty's Justices in the . Court of Riug's Conch, woe to have fool Mt. tionorory Dogree, -of ganferren.on him, but his attendance was prevented by the St4te Trials.' DREADFut, nutc, • Betivern ( ?! 1 ,on Monday morning, tire house of Mr: JaTiles .Black, facing Ihrinoudsey Chureh, Bermondsey -street, w'as disCoVered tO,be on fire. :(tie alarm Was int- niediately given; the watehmetv sprung their rattles, and several per , ons attempted to 'force open tlii; front door ; rhe fdtnify Were bitried in sleep, and great apprehensiim was entertained for theirsafety ; at length the servant maid appeared fq : 011,of tha upiodows of the second floor, whence the flames began to appear, and threw herself nut into the street, by which both her tegs-and both her arms were hiolteit, and her skull fractured:-;-- she was cart ied immediately to St. Thomas's I.lo,piralwithoutOifipe of redOiery, he fire break fOg out in the lower part of thhoose, which Was filled e‘ ith a variety of combustible Matter, pitch, tar, turpentine, &c. the whole of the (tante exhi bited one great confligratiOn, and all attempts to rescue Mr, or . tkirss. Black, their rivo childre n , and Mrs. Black's sister, . tieing the Whole of th e family, were given over the flames. spread far and wide!; the inmates of the two adjoining houses, Mr, Wright, grocer, and Mr. Rouse, hotelier, had tan naked into the street to save their lives, The . churchliard was filled with What articles of tor- . niture could be. saved. The engines arrived in a littielime•after the alarm, and saved part of Mr. • Wright's and Mr. -Rouse's' houses, but Mr H Black's housei':with the whole of the prOperty,`l Wits consumed, end theropper part of the tveó ad. litanies. It lacing rurnoured that. Mr. and Mrs. Black and- ftimily effected their escape,. all uneasiness in respeecto them subsided, until 'a young man, a but Cher, Went' up to the - second floor in Mr. Rouse's house - , where he town! Mr. ! and Mrs. Black, and their two childreit, and Mts. shiCOV*ll6 1184 made their lay'from the leAd's of - their firm hearse , strfar, lying in a corner of the l'ootia ; llr. and 'Mrs. -Black 'were quire dead, and also the eldest child, a girl three years of age, being suffocated ; the youngest child Pas (mind alive, suckling at the mother's breast. Mrs'. B.'s sister was also saved. FOOTPAD ROBBRIIY.-Stnidity 'eVdtlititf, at 'near I:1 o'clock, 'as , Me. Wield, of St. g ow Jiihn' a ,k ne, was returnin to tn frnm'Hornsey WOnd; be W4S met in Islington by two ruf fian:l', dressed in white , atnikk frocks, one whi m , struck him a violent - blow on the head, which stunned hint, anti ; after rifling his !rockets 2t atid 4iinte Over, they - meat!! off. Mr. 'Wield hiNi his soh with hitn,:nhoitt of age, to Whom they offered no violence. - They: smicired to he - all era, Nom the LONDON GA Z ETTE, Junc 'I!, 1 S ` iror-01jice Jane t4i 1817. • 'rite undermentioned (Vicers to have a Step.or r3lll in the Army, lovin4 I)ern omitted - iti (miner. tecommeudittions tor sorcjit . l services in the tidd. EVre; ContfoinSionltAn•be dated gist.inliq,lCll7l. 11 tajorq--Nlairtin Uggatt, of the 00;t11 Foot, George MiLend.' Of the Royal Emzineers, Robert LaWiOn, of the Royal Ar tillery, Janie % 'Htighes,.of Dratiotid., Pliltlif fill11;1; mien,.PrrinUtient elssista Gn ntAloarter-Master-eetalT Geor i re :clarity, bait% pay 14th Foiit, Robert Aioeyll', 74 , 111 e 4th Font, George Baron ,During,,,ll4lC-pay King's livrantil O. G. Fehrzen, of th e bad Fuot, of the Royal Artillerh Kenneth Snodgrass, loslf-pay of 111 i l'Uttitglie3e Service, 'William lialvaird, of the Rid.; Bri r ; , Me, fir ...Tames Colleton, ilirtt. Royaftitaff (.•.orps, Sempioniwt ..trettoo, a the 40111 Foot, Thomas. Napier, halt-pay of the' Cha.ieiirs Brit:inniques, /Th,irn,- of the 3tl Fool, William Henry Sewell, of the 30th Foot, William Dunbar, of the Kli.li foot, Litidiay Darling Ott loill.pay of '2d_Gurriion Battalion, Joseph Thackwell of alto 15th Light Dragoons, .11exantler lactlonaltl,. of the Royal Artillery, Henry Dutnaresque, on the Half-pay of the tnti Fool--7'o Le Lieistenant-Colonels in the driny. Captains--4.dwaril Kiiiixiof flit Ukt Foot, Wfllilm MojaY. of.the 13th Light Dragoons, Henry Itainey l of the 55th Foot, William C. Holl o W a y, o f the Royal Engineers, Nathaniel Gledstanes, of the ftBtll.Foot, .Bohington; of the 14th Light Dragoons, Nathaniel Eckers Icy, of the Royal Dragoons, Henry Stant Blitnekley; of the 2311 Foot, Tho Was ii. BroWite, on half-pay of the 3Jd Foot, Daniel Boucbier, of the Royal Artillery, Henry G. Macleod', of the 35th Foot, Sir John Scott Lillie, of the Font, William Light, uu half-pay of the 2811 i Foot— To be 4 1 / 4 ijors fit the rirmy. MA or Charles SPGrigur, of the 70th Fuut—.To Le Lieute. ?iant-Colowel in the Army. Wog -Barnes, on half-pity of thi Royal Newfoundland Feneibles, Edward Thomas Fitzgerald, of the Islll illedurs the:. .'lrmy. London and Westminster Light !Torso Voittnieers.=--Wil haat Alerry, Gent. to he Cornet, t icc Streatfield, who resigns. Cmumissimiti sighed Ly the Lords Lieutenant. Itoyal rifishite Yeomanry Cavalry..:- , Cl.l;.ales. M. atilt tie, Gent. and Andrewilohnston, Gent. to he Lientertants.—Lo Vistourit Ralitinie, and David De%Vttr, Gent. to be Corbett. Prince Itegent's Regiment of Ches hi.re Yeomanry Cava:ry. Thomas Chantler, Geld. to be Lituteilant. Crown-Office, ite 14 , 1817. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Chippenhato —John Maitland, of Woodford Hall, in the County of Essex, Eiti. in the room of the Right Honourable Robert • Peel, who has accespted tire Chiltern Hundreds. Borough and Parish of 13uckingliam.—Lientenant-Colotiel the lionourabledaniee Hamilton Statibope, of the Grenadier Guards, in the room of the Honourable Hugh Fortescue, commonly called Lord Ehrington, •wbo.lias uecepted,the Chil tern Hundreds. BANTIOIIIFIt'Y SUPLItSEDE:O. J. ColemoD, 14,1)01416w,, kierefortUthile, money7seriven?.r. W, f.uads , Oxford, grocer. 13.1;sig.11UPVi: • ' T. Grange and . F. yotlisbire, join ers , : July 7, B,' and A rig. 5, it 'eleven, it 'th e 1t..5; 11 Hood Inn, Castle.gatex York, _Attorney, 4r1r.1.1. Addison, , Staple lun. • Z. Forster, Itickergate, Cumberland, grocer, July 3,4, and • Aug. 5, at „eleven, at •the titislt Inn, Lariisle . Asturn,,ey, 'Mr. Muria, .4t•ttP* . thin • C. Mackenzie, Delphapstrest,Westrninster, merchant, July 5, V?, and Aug, 5, ,at tsyelve.,,4l,• Attornry, • Mi. It or m nley, Cicch-court, J. Jun h k, Cdrtille-; bhok-printer r -July it), it, and Aug.s;ot' elevea,at..the Green Dragon Inn, Carli4lc. Attotncy, *dr. Birkett, A. Bennett, Slierrind-street; Golden-srinare, tailor, Jline . • July 5, and 5; at eleven, at littildtiatl. Attor•i• vies, Caitle. street, 110111orn.. T. Trafford, Kivliihgoo., .Oxinvasttive, coil-d ea l er , J u l y 7, at sai en, 8, tin.l 5, en ten, nt the 4ligel - ; Woodstock. • Attornies, Nlesst;L 'l.ufeil litidttlesWtiatie, J. Monk, cltatldington, liercfardildr,`vattlo-tleai e r, July 1, 12, and,Ang, 5, at, twelre v at Attorney, Mr. • FtttniVil's Inn. ' • 4 Jettison's, sen. had T. ohnsont Liveritoo), qua‘h-trvllier , i July an, et, mid Aug. 5, 'ut one, ut thu Geolise Ittn , Lt. verpool. Attorney, 'Mr. cl, Ilird, Liret pool. it. Bill, jun. Wolverhampt.in, Ciirrier; July 7, at Are, It, and Aug.l 5, at eleven-, at the heti Won Inn , .Neivitot Attoruies, Messrs, Benhow and Alban, , Litteulti'.% Tun. ' , • • It. Elgar, Burribaih-Westgitte, Norfolk; grocer, .littylo,. at six, 11, and Aug. 5, at eleven, at the Petal-au s :pit, 11,11.. Attnrnies, Messrs. Ballachey and Bridger, Angel-court, Throimortott-st rect. • • W. “sudersoui Great St. Inert:hint, July 5, it, and 44 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atchcson, Great Winehestee-street. ' • ' G; Simpson,Upper Grosrener.street, marincr,Jonati t attly an.! A 1 , 1 1;•.;'n 41 ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 51i;, Lawrsniv-latte. ilKati W. Pity*, Birmingham, vict naller,'Jnly tt, f), an it „ , ‘ti;- twelve, at the ‘Vo.,lpsek, Birmingham. dttovilisni,Nlessis..: Alexioder end 11,/110e,Nyw (7 1 ,4, 11 . place, Lambeth, and E. C . Unities l , oia•square, m e r c h an t s , July 8, ..tad Aug. 5; ALI ut (;,,,klOll4ll. Attor.uits, Mes,srs.Keusey anti Spurr,l3i4ltups- • gitc-strett. • - • W. Prior,,,tocksbottotit,. Kent, ititikeekr, .area 28; July and. Aug.• . • 5, at ten,;. it Guildhall. Attorney, • Air, Addis, Parkitreet, IVnititister t , : DIVADENDS. Jury le, O. Ainslitirth, Warrington, Laticiishike, dopper smith—J/0y !6; J. Higginson, tlancliester, eotton.tnanufac turzr;t.itily 15, J, B. Haywautl 'and 4., l'inniger, clolhirri—Juii, 5, Boos, Caniuniitestrect, inerchanl-4rily DV 'ltix, Hinitolrestone, Nor ' folk, fanner—July Id, .1. Iliggs, Exeter, hat tny ter—July 17 R. 3 viikitlsulh 18, J. Gibson, Manchester, eithco-dealer---July E. Isaac, Queen:square, BlOvinsbury, wine - inerchant—July W. W,stond, Chit:niter, Sussex, n i usic - seller---.ltily !I, C..B ► ratt, 'fi'ar.singtpn, linen-iliaper--July 15, 4, Frust, jun. Lireii.ool, mercloint---J u ly . 29, J. Smith, Nianetiester, 18; J. Kily, Knowlwood, Lancashire, cattail spinner. CERTIFICATES, Juby 13. D. Gardner, Priner's.:street; itottierliithe, niager : . Ii; 1 , 1 J. Pettisdn, Portsmiluili, cliaperl.—J. Roberti' Stony-Stria ford, Buckinghamshire,- tannerr«-li.`frood-, Cliurclitallotan. DernoslOre, qoal-p)erel)4l4::--W., Boolton, joh. i 1,, grovee.:—.J. Hopkinson, Liverpool, rnereltant—V,.. ' , tiOilihro; lace - tnanatllctarer—J. 4. I.v.ins;.til t .; -.., .',, : - shire, grocer. PA irrNiirtBl-1 rps )mbsoLv ED. G. Wu,Rter, A. Keightley, N. 1 1 541%11m, W. 'rlioropftort, 'Jun , 'qui W. Stokes, selt . otnl)v, Chester, CoLa:vittte of the :Sreeonib e Soihn, cionpany---T. Davie nim s. cadlvti g ht, jilt.. Leicester, dyers—ti. Murrily ruinlol. Kenhins, Sheptutt.ll3l - svnkerfiet•hire„ scbool-nli4tveses--..1, Ntul4, jun. and It. Crowgey, Nenryn, Cor p 'w 4 ll, sitit - tualier,--T., T. jilt), 'and C. %%rills, Exeter, hellieis-- . ll.and H. Laitimb, Priuce'A square, 141teliffe‘big144y, toahiigilOy and tltibtr=inerella:r.7 -,- Wl - bipkiufi acid, W. f.iilkes, .Lundou, et) i-ri---T. Le....cii, 11. Woitlt eil., T. ll'ood, set). T , 40 Li 1). MI.: tis 3 LeiCk "Ayr, WOUI-del:lers. ' SIJNIAIER ASSIZLS. OXFORD CIIWUTIT. Before "It. Jastice Nati and Mr. llarou GARRow. 13ei.kibire-....Mmat;iy, July 10, at 4bingdon. 01144,Itite-tl'editesdaY, the.lfith, at Oxford. Notee,tiathire-Sitturday, the 19th, at. % t oret;st,er. 'City , of Worcritcr-,Saate cliti,,,at the c iiy of, Wure , :ster. :-.,Lia',ii,kiiii,--.l'liae,rlay, the Zitt, ;it Stafford.. ,nu,:' ty, the 3(itti; at s tire wstory. • 11 lic1,1.1,,hile---- t'aelilay, - Atighat_;s, at :let for-4. "“touitifi H ),,. --"fttestily, the I '2/1 1 , at tiiittlito.ti h. (ihit it . :i 4. iihirc-si a t tl ytt:iyp the !tit it, in"h"1""ne" (.:Ity' of (ikhiceiter-Sunle day, 'it the City of (11"a4stlir.° . . IVE!ilIIIIN ClllCtll'f. Wiiut harit p to n ,- Tueiday,3 a ty .14, at Altt.Ca st le eff-Winsltostcr. - 4nty . ttety, Slut loth, htNew Sarum. O rhet-Aveduesday,. thi gitd, at I)*reltc.'ter..•., I)evoll'4,BAtiit'-day, the - ietti i at th e Castle o f E x eter. :City auk! Cuttlity of Exefir-ASaute day, at the Guildhall of tliv,t.;ity or Exeter. - • Coitimili-rManday, Attkitit .1, tt Bod Min? Simiciiet-ntuidttf, ttl'e•ith, at .13fidgi'witet‘' •- - • tity mot Coority of ilriootr ,- -s4torday • tiro Ititii, it the IFLUSI. 1 4 411 of the City 0f.1iti,441, ; • t 4 fs, V. Ott trt.r tern. Lo::f.—Soipc t •-rA ajitittrsi irons. 00 peony to tiiiee-penc,.. r• Peck I.4)af wcigh • - t . • githrtern Loaf to I vel:• 1 ti' lll ditto •4.:titltiti.'4 OTC tfio Reit Clover fl' oreiztt ') . -4 50S iti 904 psr cv:t. -r't . Dittrt Etiglislt .. Whited)tto .. .. '-' ' ' . 11 vc-C;t4S4 , I ;trail., Whit,. Ited and Given . . ' , tithe :tirtAtard Seed . .......... '24:::71°01-stit°.111°.01•411'.4:aa:°1)Pidevt'l.rr;491' llroren ditto 7b od to lfis ;' , 41 Carraway Seeds Cinque Fuiii — t od_to ---A, Ott pair! . (:oriunder do. Tr.:NA ,S 0 3 3to 4SI f. Canary., Rifograsi Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, tel. 124. per thous • nape Cake 91. oa. to 101. Os. UXBRIDGE. Corn-Nspector's Return.—'fbursday, June 19. e Wheat per Li. 01 09 to Agi 10; 13e:1111 ...... s Od 10 10 B"Ic Yf Per qr 46's oil to Ms tti: Pease ...... °all 3os od to sisOti Rye .......... PRICE )F HOPS. S K : t oi. 7:71 P-J. t 1 1 4 ) ! I : Etseit , Os tki L l'artilsaas. • 01 sere is a rtpartsoi the at. New Bags. Kent Suftex l2l to Iti Os Duty NW at Mittettl.,..-Thl 4dia[feel. 9s Od l t N° o ßD •l ys i LEt h" :7: C i llaV l' r r a i l . c : :"-----...::1::11;;Iti:41. Lomb, zst 4i 10 Vt .ST. 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