The Express.
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of any article siace this day se'enight Things are, however,
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resulted. For Flour the inquiry was languid, and upon
'MANN. IA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. they mast ham sustained. It was then eight o'clock :
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Capital. E 1,000.000. a numerous group at that moment arrived from the ' fresh (militias we reduce our quotations la, and upon ware- not lively, and where we make any change it is in the favour
Vo in,,,,,,,,,p, 'empowered hy a valet Act.of nwilement 14th Viet: slyest Mayose.which was immediately driven back by tbe •
t notations for choice households, ex-warehouse. In Rye, 2801;FAsOra.otaid,arlcOhs.30to.;111Ws.
...„) housed. parcels fully 2s. per sack, 36e. being a very extreme of buyers. Wheat, white, 265. to 30,. ; red, 24e. to 28s. per
blletetrlerev., 15s. to I:e..
too. sa, aod 1. .0 eensUtuthdhtt tett= t'we3tl ::' "re 473=::3 fire of a battalion placed at the entrance of that street. Same !
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muskets were also fired off, at the same moment, in the Itsane, and Peas very little stirrize although rather lower fer 2241b5. Oatmeal, 101. to 1 Is. per ewe Flour, 15e. to
md someetssit„„th''?taa w„sea vivo.. with the lance and continually street de la Mootera where I was blockaded till Omen terms would have been accept had buyen appeared. fn. per ewe fur seconds. Indian Corn, 265. to 31s. per
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Thew, th,c..„,w--".,.„.„„nrid08 from the premiums nn upwards of 7,000 o• -loot
tenewow ''''''" -----ao rity to the moved ; whilst the magnitude - t ""- h' hh ' I Id ak h
„at wic oer was a etom. e my way oms.
gado!. 104:0,4`,7373F,Lein.,,,,, no, ...hied tgo mod, no ow, anuonat The firing still continued, and I was informed that four
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_reference to the pro- battalions of reserve had just been sent for from the convent
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- the rarledeml ettailleeishaek wh"' hi.° bem°mPutel of San Francisoo, to go and roinforce the diff points prices, but for any other description lower rates had to be
w--- '"d " wat labour se weedy for the use of thIM tattitution. sufficientl d •tr eed f
7 ry to receive e s , our armers are busily
10° re" ewe ekrea MORRISON, Bedded& Director. where the people were the more menacing. The combat compled with. We have no alteration to note in the duties engaged in *owing. There is, however, no doubt that we
1 Prinswoneet. Bonk. London. OA. 1.1847. lasted till three o'clock in the morning. I iint ignorant of today. Prices : Wheat, British, Northumberland, old, white
------''' RS LAMOND and Co., railway share
IS bbb • the number of the killed and wounded, which must have 498.] LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1848. [THREEPENCE. 66e. to 6So. ; red, 524. to 665. ; new, white, 545. to 665. ; red, ere three weeks later than usual with the spring smeng
which causes a feeling of uneasiness from the fact tha't-;
ILL sonienocre re,pertfully beg to info,. their friends and the been considerable. In the morning, ell the city was in 50s. to 535. • Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 645. te late 'pram in our variable climate generally precedes an
wem tfut they continuo daily to HUY end SELL all dowelptions of movement ; twelve corpses (of the ci )
'buns were trine on 565. • red 50s. to 535. ; Lincolnshire, new, white, 625. to
IgAILW AY SHARES, doli.tures,swelloti aad fonegn etocke. mining the equare Mayor. The government affected great coati-
' - that the province is no longer sabjected to martial BRITISH. ossouse ew worm • • unfavourible summer, end a late, and, cons d
equen y, an un-
-655. ; red, 50s. to 625. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 265.
. Chaim, Fame and Kent. red 48 te 52 to 54... white 46 to 54 to 56 certain hareem. There is every arrangement in progress ia
wo m other shares and po..perty. Menu, L. anis:ls Co. also forth, es.
....... seis--d donee. The peoele were irritst-d. Another struggle was law, and in the other he makes known to the pubhe Norm, aod ga&a. ga to ag to sr... do 49 to Al to 5s to 325. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 29e. to 31e. this neighbourhood for a large planting of potatoes ; end it is
evinie ths, their P‘ibile '''. 4 ;Vt." "r°4„...2..°1ere.,-,SiiSe L.., especter.ror the ensuing night. At Madrid the s;rneute never that few disturbances have
seder at 1 °eke*, a the Hall o ommeree, broken out in the grand Tatum (Mesa or sufhilkl
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•to their Aka at which place all favours are requested to he ad- takes .place but at night. A movement wss expected at duchy, and that the Polish committee had already Casale& Lth., red.... 44 to 46 to 50...wh1te..... 46 to 31 to it to 295.; Chevalier, 28s. to 31s. ; grinding and distilling, 255. to seed, which sells freely at from 6s. to Be. per cwt. Wheat :
needleattrost. London, Jan. 1. 184 e, Northumb. and Scotch do.- to -... d 0... ... - to - ta -
dueed--Throad Sumitomo, at Barcelona, and on other points. I left at 28s. Malt, 60s. to 645.• Chevalier, 345. to 56e. Oats, we hare mode l. faw
sent their delegates to restore order in those places Irish do rata supp ies o heat at market, and best
011 TIPS GOLD REVIVER, Is. 6d. ler bottle, seven o'clock in the morning, on the 27th, and consequently -t° -••• dt'• •.- - W . W - Northumberland and ScOteh, potato, new, 22a. to 245.
Rya au to 32 1 samples eel! at • reducti an of 3d., and other sorts 3d. to Gd.
opi te the eider/dice of new gilding to the meet dlefigured frame am ignorant of all further particulars. where they had urred. . BeaLIT, Feeding. _ _to Abduh,„ 2$ .24t0 33 common end Angue, new, 205. to 22a. Peas, white, boilers, per cwt. Flour sells at late prices: American bareels, 28s.
hf wttt4 wwl'l" the .."I'ce.
'el° I.ll.).l?:tart IRIS'S.* ria...l7lloldt 11setue MAIM 27.-Threejper Cents, SI. Exchange on London,43. Malting - 30 to 32...C'aevalier12 to a 5003 38s. to 40s. ; grey and maple, 365. to 335. Beans, new, to 30s. Barley: Farmers' parcels sell freely at about late
defects .
,M4k bt,.l, 'al h 1 'thylon rind i nine, 11, elC•rtio. e !Quit) Irish - -to .Bcoteli
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the . • - - - NEW SOUTH WALES. to - Us. to 38s. Flour, per uck, fine, Stockton and Nor- prices, but cargoes are not much in demand. Oats. : Seed
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NOEL Ir.. pub a durable casting of pun 141 Ter moot oso.rz 5, thamberland, 38s. to 4th. ; Norfolk, white, 375. to 395. i Oats not in so much demand and other Fort ere 34 lower
owte or worn platedartiele4, not and trouble hos then clothing. LATEST FROM PARIS. Sidney papers to the 1 Ith December have been oar., English Feed 17 to 19 to 20s 0a...Mu1l- -tv -4 2.7 households, 255. to 37e. • seconds 345. to 375. ; households, 0 t 'cal • Iw 1 t3l 'to 6 1 bel 1 '. *
.- - method praparatlono. manufactured only by ONIITII and
we Ole NM received at Calcutta, which announce the death of Lady Ditto Poland, 19 to 30 to SIB Od...potato 23 to 25s Od .. o. , ..... , oo! .... ' . amisaso sa e, a . ~ ow ast week i quota-
set Strind leanly menace N.wfolk.dreeti. ______ Mary Fitzroy, and at the same time state that Sir Charles ri hld 2 2.ela
her.. 4 hosheis feed ro to 12. oo...ejese, 22 n. 223 gd sa. to ass. , mans, we. to 4a. ; ouse os, 4s. to . tion. Indian Corn must be noted fully 3.. lower this week,
Irish feed
119 p EPLATING.-UPTON'S SILVER PLATING, PARIS, Sere DAV, 6 P.M. was lying in a dangerous state from the effects of an accident. Ditto potato ke to 270 ed 58s. ; red, blin. to 625. Silesian, white, 51s. to 565. ; white, 61 15s. to 71. 6s.
It st I..ter bottle,glece a rich <satins of pure direr to the eeille'rr I learn that the amount of bills due to the Bank of The cause of Lady Mary's death is not stated; but from the mese
Ude trouble 54 to W. fine, pale 57 to 60 red, 625. to 545. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white,
766.""1""n' PI" wikte.• et9d9el"
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'll •to 1 France on Friday, was twenty-two millions, of which mention or Sir Charles having met with a severe accident, I Pas, greyl 12 to 34e Od. Teeple Costa March 31.-A decided improvement has taken
w manse equal to new. Their Panel. DeteMents, le• &Lice 4t .. 34 to 36 56e. to 48s. ; red, 525. to 6os. Hamburg, Marks, and
igoncr the original beauty of old iliveloured sod fiyapotted gilding, six millions have been dishonoured. presume the same accident which so dangerously injured Blue
Wliife OW 43 twritt 41 W 46 Anhalt, white, 641. to 665. ; red, 60s. to .625. Kiel and place in'the character of the weather ; still it is not so dry as
31 to 34 Sol eth 34 tn 36
du, aad lacquer : sod their Golo Powder. Is. ed. uerpecket.rogibn the husband must have been the occasion of the death of 8333,3.243,,,,,72.„ -25
74 20.
ma could be desired ; and but little progress, therefore, has yet
so to ss_ad st to 35 Holstein, white, 525. to 545. ; red, 48s. to 50s. Petersburg
tew .4.4,1 by I' wrox and Co.. Pentonelhe aiii. New nod. I learn from the departments that the present pros- the wife.
de/cense mew-. been d • h • k S 1 '
ma e wit spring wor . ince our ast we are disposed
sn. nsevinl hone ne4 of Claremont-,quare ; aarelays. Farrinedon: „,,,.t ..
I the elections is in general good ; a majority of Harrow 30 to SS wean 32 to 84...n1d 39 to 411 and Archangel, red, 40s. to 445. Odessa, red, 44e. to 465.
to h' hat every description of produce has recedee in
meet • ,utton. How Churchyard; Edwards. St. Paul es Churchyard . 3••••• --.- - - - --- - Tan, New tipriag -to -...isow winter -as --old -to - Polish, red, 445. to 475. Rye, Russian, 265. to 30s. Barley, vat tog t . . .
Beretink end dine.. Chem:del,: Unger. Llannny. hherborn and moderate men will probably be returned. Some Raresumb, New ndian Coin in articular has iv w - s' -
SHIPPING. 60 to 65 Sul, 30e. to 325.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 26e. to 30e. ue. I , p , gen a) con ider
Menet lednord Oxford.idrost; •Hredl=acre: an 4 by town legitimists will be elected in the west and south hut teriagae Corm, per dismount
Dutch Brew, 21s. to 235. ; Pomeranian, feed, 18s. to
and country il.lers In general A liberal to the trade. ' M• HA Anaiven.-Dublie, 5; Waterford, 4 ; Donagha- Err met el Milo. „,._ . - . d a depressing effect upon a merket predispesed to decline.
CiONII'OSITE CANDLES, flid. per lb. ; wax their number will not be considerable. An effort is d 2 G de 11, h2-Fl d 2.
ee. ; uernsey an ersey, ; renc „ an ers„ FLOUR, Town-made, delivered
Norfolk and Suffolk 36 to 16...erhite
42 to 411...11ae Wambold 40 to 42 ...... Holstein an Da • h 16s to s •
d nu , . 18 . , Archangel an The trade in Wheat has been heavy, but no actual decline
31 tu 45 Riga, 17s. to 19s. Peas, white, 365. to 38s. Flour, per
k) auras. le ; 00717140 wax. is- 3d idr ma. fa M.: transparent being made by the clubs of Paris to put amide all the Rolland 1. Northumberland, Lincoln, and Ireekehlie -to barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid,
. has taken place, o wing, perhaps, to the smsllness of the supply.
um Is. Dd.: genuine wax, Ts. lit.: beg verso candles, le. 9d. ; iitoTe names, including those of the Provisional Government, Loaning, April 3.-Wind this day at noon, E.S.S., Intesex and Kent Wheat we have little doing. Prices are nominally
semi., os • ',acid wick moulds, 7d. ; Hake' compusite.lod. ; Prim 4, . • . 0..0ne -to --.Blit ---•-••• -'0 - 245. to 265. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, conawise, ,In PrePared
loss. tea.: nap. 0,..., Ma, and 6Ur. per 112100. ; mottled soap, eis. wttn one or two exce_i ,
I which have been propoeed light breeze, and fine clear out' ry weather. FOREIGN. he same. Barley is dull, at a decline of eal. per barrel.
608 • foreign, 3,924. Barley, coastwise, 655; foreign, 144. Z:t a oho
erel 6". Wi'l"f and r'l'n ''''l'• I.- ". Pt"' Pt"tet ' bw" Windw''' for the department of the Seine, and to return upwards Orr FALMOUT ,
u April 1.-Cem, Sierra Leone. 2nd, WerAT, DOHA IA and Kordgeberg 33 te ss...sra... 57 to 39 '
Malt, coastwise, 266. Oata, foreign, 315. Peas, foreign, are re the turn cheaper, and the trade rulee heavy.
le el. : almond, 2s. ed. Solar A , 3e. 31 pea gallon ; seal. 45.: reso• Minerva, Penang. Pomerane.m, liordock, and Medd; -
, In prepared Oats we have had but few tramactions. Holders
per, ~, remota,. rid. : hest men. ou, ss. nog minus wax. 4s. ad. of thirty men of the working class. It is quite true o French and Brabant _to 436 Beans, foreign, 55 qrs. Flour, 1,661 sacks.
h fano& at DAVIRSH old established warehouse, 63, St. Ma- soul/trot, April 2.-S S.E.-Anived : Edward Colston, Ithuish and Haerib.gh
, cLne. othoeite Slauchteee Cofee-how, ' . that a plot had been formed, and was rendered abor- Africa. Sailed : relies, Trinidad ; Ocean Queen, and Five Heenan 35 to 44 . Newroue, limn or Wont, April 1.-Wheat met a not, in the face of a continued decline at the English side,
' r 1 li 1 L Dlt EN'S HA I 1i..-R0 WLA N D'S venal days oas I announced to ou *net Sister, Quebec.
live se ag , . j ' age/ Danube and Odema remPlbe - ''' - dull sale to-day, buyers refusing to purchase unless at a except to realize the prices they ask. The Flour trade con-
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‘../ SIACASSAR OIL rinuithei the 11 AIR In Its embryo state, area M. de Lamartine. 'l'he project was to surround his . ' Ueh 31 N F 13 'led F
ar .- . ...- al : onzesa, Maranham• Spume hard
rsims, 0, -to - eat. _to _ decline o 24. per qr. under last week's prices. Barley met tinues dull. For good seconds and households a fair con-
i roses moe th, ',within. it ie I.turity. and continues the Peine.don hotel and carry him off, and thus break up the pre- 'S Th mas's • Malvin', Bal ' C '
Marianne, t. 0 , timore ; hronometer, 23y. -to Australian 53 to 59 a ready sale, at about last week's prices. Oats, Beans, and sumptire demand exists, but prime Flours are very dull and
et bodily rigour, silky pause.. and lutudow redundancy to the latest Vern Cruz.
penal of human life. Genial and purifying, It dispels all scurf and lin sent l'rovisional Government, and replace several of Harr, reeding
0 BELPAOT, April 1.-W.S.W.-Sailed : Standard, New leois„, Coss ill to 30 •distillial -tO - Barley, 30s. to 345. Beans, 38s. to 425. Peas, 388. to d• of ss. to 75. 6d. per ton, the highest value of prime Galatz
11f.p.. of the tine eolith unnwowary. Beware of •
its leadins members of the moderate party by opera- yorc 23 to W. Itheriall th - Oata, 225. to 26a.
. grctrit;- 1117TATIONS :!!-The genuine wile& toe Use words Ous, Rumen -.. 15 to 19 Corn being new only 71. per ton. Meals are (beeper, but
010M1..4ND/1 MACAIMAR OIL' ea Bo weapper. Peke 3s. 61. fiver. However futile such -prOjects may be, they Heim, April 1.-Arrived : James White, Boos hay. Sailed i Pornenemea and ;Orotund to NORWICH, April 1.-At our market this day there was a still very slow of sale,
• Ts.; &mill bottles mend to four smalli. Kb. 6d. ; and double that dm, Swedish and Danish
illustrate sufficiently the spirit of the times. Albion, Quebec. and io consequence of the drooping Ligzeicx, April 1.-The weather continues extremely
i M. ter bottle. Sold hy the proprietors, at 20, Hatton-garden, London, Fnereland and Dutch feed -.. 17 to 10 Appearance of the country markets in general, and the lower-
.' by ill ehembite and penmen. We have been plagued this entire day with the AMPTOI April 2.-Sailed : Tay (st.,, West Indies.
SOUTH • • . Ditto Blew fine, and farmers are quite busy at tillage ; an immense goon-
t Daarmourn.-Sailed: Chanticleer, Newfoundland. 71 to 23... feed..-... ..... . - to - tog tendency of the leading markets, prices gave way 2s. per
k NEW LIFE OF OOLDSMITIL public nuisance of uttroupenients and processions, BURS, tick -to - AM- tit, of tatoes are being sown. The s pply f erein during
-to - quarter en the rates of this day week. Flour was in slow th-
ee tee 15th of April erill be published. in one thick TOL dro, gilt edge., . h ouzaeser, April 1.-A pipe of wine, apparently not small Plut has been but moderate : Dricesuwell soustained. The
wit drums and chorusses of the •Marseillaise, pre- hiving been long in the water. and with the following -1° -.--__e_°l4-- ••••••••••• -t° - request at our reduced quotations. Barley met a slow e wee
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k Egyptian .... .... ..- 24 to Sii .aunonwe quality f Wheat at market to-day was rather inferior ,• the
o THE LIFE and AtaIkfTURES of OLIVER cessions of the clergy, and so forth, solemnising the mares, was picked up in the Roadstead yesterday ;on the Pass, 37 to sale at le per qr. reduction. Beans, Peas, and Oats de- tew samples ef fresh-thrashed brought an advance of 1 per
(Mensal ITII. A. Biography in Four lio-iko. transplantation of poplar trees to various parts of head, "D.G.O. N. 1.," and near the bung, "I.E. R. E.G., fined ewh sa
32 to 34 c som at, y Is. per quarter. Prices current. stone. Oats bring full prices. No Barley offering. A
1. The Rm. Studont. Traveller.: 111. Authorthip by Choice. Taus, old - th- WV-- -to --Jar* ..... ..- to - Wheat, white, per qr., 535. to 550. ; red, 48s. to 515. Barley,
Anehothey'. Jiiiirneyrnan. 1 IV. Tbe Filen,' I.f John‘on. Paris, ander the denomination of trees of liberty. For •
J. C and Co.'s, a. 4." LENSCAD. Dottie and lisessint - .... .1..0 40 to 47 malting, 28 a. to 30s. ,• grinding, 2.5 e. to 275. Beans 345. to brisk trade in Indian Corn for tx ti b t
coun y consunm on, u as a
~.. Udlcr. and Poor Phygician. Berke, and Reynolde : Dra. JEIUIEV, April 1.-Two boats, one much dam ged, with- Medlturensen and Oisms-. to 42 w4O 39.. Peas, 35e. to Ms. Oats, , large quantity is expected and holders anxious to quit stock,
21e. te 26e. Fins household • • '
11. Authonddp by Coinpubion. maw., N,,,..1id, ~,,LI p„„ once or twice all this was inoffensive, and one was out any name the other market on the Keen " James RA p ...me - ter -..hornyweed 42 to 46 F the pnce is unsteady, and may he quoted on the decline.
By Jonir Foams. not unwilling to see a certain homage to the religious Donald," about' 15 feet long, have been picked up at sea. Rarsiscao Caza,free of duty, per t0n...........-. L 8 Mato g 3 I ss. lour, f.o.b , per seek of 28011 e., say, 345. 6d.to 3.5 e., pur-
e( the Inver Temple, Hanieter: Indian Meal and other bread-stuffs in aeod demand.
4 spirit manifested in emaciating the clergy in such pro- LI:0M CAlcse. Dutch and German. .• g e 0,.. 0 A 9 0,„ chasers findine sacks, and claiming one month', discount.
Author of " Lted of State•rnen of Ow Commonwealth."
With FoRTY ORIGINAL DESIGNS Engraved en W°o4. ceedings ; but there may he too much of IA good -•-- - - Ditto French and American -I S His. to it 9 1001. Retail, Is. Ild. per steam Waeaueoars, A ril 1 0 ' h b lb al
p .- er market ea een i er ly
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thing, and this has become here a most in- CONMERC/AL ef MARKETS. FLOUR, Ameurlicac :Ifeiriburbreulgof 1961 be 25 to X - supplied with grain throughout the week, and we have had
NorrieOlteM, April 1.-Having a larger supply of Wheat
Hall, DK Ntrand. a dull, heavy trade, with a further decline in • The
price
d. COMPLETIoN OF 140318E1 AND SON. sufferable nuisance-there is no escaping it. I -- Camel=
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Cie the 12th of April will be publlthe I, in one thick volume Ilvn. with environs, in the hope NIONF,Y MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. French, per eaek of reillbs.. free -to per qr. on the general rune, and the inferior samples quite
w rode to-day to the buyers of Wheat supplied themselves at a reduction a6d ,
fortv Ithotratlone on steel, hy Bator K. Burnie, Wee 21s. In cloth, ARItIYALb INTO LONDON FROM 27th MARCH TO let APRIL. neglected. Barley, being wanted for sowing, and ant so makirg the fall h• ' • S d 1 11 I.
on t is grain, since atur ay est, fu y s.
s. Of hM. OE. half botmd In inoroo.,, marble Ogee. of enjoying there, in less frequented paths, a little Two fl'Clork.-The athices from Cologne repre- Qrs. huorlish. Beath- Irish. Foreign. much offering, maintains about last week's rates. Beans
'I-% EALINGS WITH THE FIRM OF DONIBEY
s. silerce and tmnquillitv, but I was deceived. The sent that the greatest consternation had been caused Wheat 3323 and Oata are sheet, and the demand equally slack.
Jen AND SON, Wholesale. Retail, and for Exportation. 117 Barley 7719 I HU 3451 beta experienced for a long time past, but their late value is
I- CIIMILSS DICSCAt. moat retired alleys, arid every " dingle and bushy by the suspension of the great bank of Abraham oats I 4026 I 2525 Inn I 10675 PETEREOROUnit A ril 1.-We have a ood supply of not full sustained. Bar
, Is 2 y ley, for grinding, ie the turn dearer.
Ltslsoll I MEWIMITI sad Ems. U. BoteTTMß4,lreek F155551/5°- dell "of the Bois de Boulogne resounded with the Sehaafhausen of that city, referred to in the Es- Flour, 4,560 mks ; - barrels. 2 sit, 7131 qm Wheat end Oats, but very short of Barley and Beans t Indian Corn must be agairt quoted cheaper by 9d. per
ea Wheat is a dull sale, at 2a. to 35. decline. Barley rather
eternal" Mourir pour la Petrie ", and " Marseillaise." press of Saturday. It was anticipated as the April 1.-Wheat sold at a reduction of from barrel since this day siOnnight. Flour is still very dull of
58.AtoNTripeR'r load for the d dearer. Oats not ao good • sale as hut week Beans main-
ry and best qualities ; inferior sale, at a decline of 6d. per sack. The following are the
en INSURREC'rION IN MADRID. Banners fluttered among the bushes, and drums consequence that numerous industruil establishments without purchasers at any erice ; heevy white was aold tath their price. The prospect. of the growing crop of Present prices of Grain, Flour. ecc.:-Undried, Wheat,
frightened the very rabbits in the thickets: there is no of tt e province would be obliged to close their works, at from 141 to 141. 6s per load• red 131. to 131. lOs Flour Wheat in the Fen district is fine. Currency millers', per 20 stone, 2.59. to 255. 9d. • shipping, 225. 6d.
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rt. The Madrid mails of the 27th ult. have been received. re e except a bac room in a bac court, an even and thus thousands wen men wou t town '' • ' to the growers • Wheat
and Bread, without alteration. Barley, in good request ; beet • new 38s to 425.• fine, 50.. t 23s fid Berle '6
„ . ! _ o . . y, malting, per 1 stone, 15e. to
es They contain an account ot the insurrectionary move- • • ; .• • e
there you are not safe; for ten to one the roncieree at out of bread. This is cnly what was to he malting, ls. per qr. lower ; grinding, 2s. Oats, best s _.,
to 525. - old, 48s. to 503.; fine, 525. Barley, 295. to 30n.; 1110 fid. • grinding 13s. 3d. to 14a. Oats white per 14 at
the foot of your staircase will bel ow out "Ca ira. h • ii d h • Poland and Potato, 2135.
feared, as stated at t e time. ner t ese cur- oi 0 u 17 18s •fi 21 to 24e • old •
per qr. • good sweet, white, 235. ;* °tie, s. • • new, s• to • , ne, e. • ' 1 3d 'bl k Os. ' ' P "
, , 10s. to o*. . ; ac , 1 to 10s. 3d. repared :
el. ment in that capital. The conflict between the troops common feed 204 to 21s. Beans best, old, 50s. ; new 28s. to 305.; fine, 325. Beans, old, 50s. to 52a. ; new, 361- Wheat, millers', per 20 set 27a. to 28s. ; shipping, 245. 9d.
We went last night, more from curiosity than any cumstances a deputation of the mercantile body was t, ' ' '
"H. and the populace contiened from seven o'clock in the 'As 46. • common 425. Peas, fine 'boiling, 455.; grey and t° 38'. to 2as. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 st., 16.. to 16e. 3d.;
other motive, to a public ball, leiren under the pa- on th • t f leaving for Berlin, in order to request ' • ' . '
e porn o maple, 40s. to 425. PETWORTII, April 1.-The dull advice, from Mark•lene. grinding, 15e. 3d. to 15s. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 st, Ih.
evening of the 26th, till three or four in the mornin/
tronage of the citoyennes the ladies of the members that government would come efficaciously to the as- AYLESBURY, April 1.-Our market was exceasively doll. with a large supply of Wheat offering, rendered our trade to Ile. 6d. ; black, Ils. 9d. to I 1 s. Flour, super. per
of the 27th. A considerable number were killed an
ny wounded on both sides. of the Provisional Government ; and, ta' 1 • fh h h ha
cer in y, our suitanee o t e ouse, w ose em rrassmen s, . is e .
t 't ' Th bee' • that coold be obtained tor good samples of here today extremely dull ; very little was sold. A sudden sack, 375. to 375. 6d. ; seconds, 335. 6d. to 345. ; thirds, :30s. to
price
curiosity was abundantly gratified, for such a spec- said, were only owing to the momentary stagnation of 141 er load. Other rain about the and almost total cessation of the supplies of Barley, and the 313. ; fourths, 24e.t0 24e. Gd. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20
Wheat was about . . p g
Ist The object of the insurgents is stated to be the estab- ' ••th f 'h d h 'tl73d to 18s 3d A • 11 d red 16s
same as last "eel., with scarcely any trade. Wheat, 48e. to fact that very little remains in e tamers an s, ave pro- s., e. . . . mermen, ye ow an , .
tack has seldom been witnessed. The scene of the busin .
er. lishment of a republic. They consisted chiefly of feativit_ 66s per qr. Beans, 375. to Ms. Peas, 38e. to 50e. Barley, duced a rapid advance in that article, and good qualities are to 16s. 6d.; Spanith and Portuguese, 15e. to 160. ; white,
y was the l'alais Elysee Bourbon, in the The failure of Messrs. Lombard, Odier, and Co, of 331: to 35s Oats, 24e. to 28e. eagerly bought up. In seed parcels of all Lent Corn a fair 14e. 3d. to Iss. • damaged, for cattle, 12s. te 12s. 6d.
,36 the working chimes, eome students and a few of the Champs Elyskes, now denominated the " Elysee Geneva, is contradicted this morning from a respect- BRDFOR.D, April 1.-The trade for Wheat was very in- business doing at late rates. Wheat, white, per load, Indian Corn ele'al, per cwt., Bs. to Bs. 3d. Oatmeal, per
better classes being intermixed with them. The cries
toy Nationale." There we saw several thousand persoas able quarter. active, and the value underwent a reduction of fully Is. upon 121, 10s. to 131.; red, 111. 10s. to 121. 10e. Barley, malting, cwt., 10s. to Its. Bran, per 6 stone, 3s. to 3s. 2d. Imports
of " Vita la Constitucion del ano 12 ;" " Viva Espar- roa ing ceemagni cen sui es o rooms, cornpme: • ,
c -cl• th 11 t 't
f d Our stock market i h d • 1 th
s eavy, an pnces ower an all descriptions. Barley was not lower, but the trade wee 345. to 364. ; gnading, 28s. to 30s. per qr. Oata, 20s. to 22a. this week : Barley, 610 qrs. ; Indian Com, 1,590 ; Indian
WO tere," were occasionally heard, but the rallying cry , Oats The amount of as 38s to 40s Beans 40s. to 425.
very languid in Beans, Pear, and . Pe , . . , Meal, 80 barrels.
as was evident, of all classes, from the ex-noblesse on Saturday. Consols are now 802 to
,1, say 1 lower
,es was simply " Viva." So little was this movement to domestic servants, and private soldiers and sailors. than at the opening. Exchequer Bills, 335. to 365. •
e business done was very small. Wheat made about from 295. f Wheat toda but KIRICALDT A ril 1.-We had
.- -- - READING, April 1.-A large supply o y, , , p .
a return of wet weather
expected, that the Queen and ministers were prome- to 32a. 6d. Bezley, 30e. to 335. Oats, lea to zos. means, the condition miserably bid. Trade as dull as ever, and in the early part of this week, which effectually put a stop
The bloe jackets appeared to enjoy the fun thoroughly, premium. We have, however, not much doing. 245. to 30s. Peas, as last quoted. Inspector's average :
t-. nading in open carriages on the Prado a few minutes prices generally 2•. to 3s. per qr. lower, and a lair quantity to Kay attempt at sowing any kind of grain. It has been dry
3ire and bustled through the crowd, rubbing skirts very In foreign stocks, we are with little dealing. Wheat, 2481 qrs., 61s. 85d. ; '229 qrs. Barley, 31s. 3ed. ; remained unsold at the close of the market. nine Barley •ince Thursday, and more genial ; but still tbe ground is not
before it broke out. complacently with ex-duchessee, mingled with certain Dutch came worse from Amsterdam on the 31st Oats, 113 qrs., 21.5. 3th. Beans, 17i qrs., 38e. lid. brought a trifling advance, but there wee no improvement in condition to r, teem the seed. At our country markets
Ing Queen Christina is reported by one correspondent ladies with whom Jack was much more familiarly ultimo, and have again fallen here in consequence. B
_ OSToN, April 1.-The favourable change in the weather in secondary descriptions. Oats, Beans, sod Peas continue this week we had very little grain offering ; and as we have
me to have tled. acquainted. The Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 34 to 7 ; causes small supplies of Corn at market to-day ; yet rather very dull, without alteration in value. a considerable local demand, last week's prices were obtained
pel On the 27th, the city was declared in a state 0 a ' h leen. ' b h V -4 - B 1 • F d Ilalf
ur -omestique, w o wai or us in t e passage, t-e _ ours, o-to I. e gian our-an -a- per lower prices were submitted to for Wheat to effect sales. o a for Wheat and Oats and exceeded for Earley by about Is
OATFRON WALDEN, April 1.-Our Wheat market ust, , , , . •
el-,, of siege. The number of killed is said to be 100. Oats and Beene partake, of the general dulness of the trade. • d • • ' B 1 • ood 1 t
'nth are uction in price. ar ey quite as g at as %r quarter. Here to-day we had very small supplies of
anse and had an opportunity of seeing the successive arri- Cents., 50 to 60. Russian, 70 to 80. Spanish Fives, heat and Barley, and only moderate of Osts. Sales of
The ex-minister Escosura was shot in the leg. The CANTERIIcRY April 1.-We had a very dull market this quoted. Oala are lower. In Beane aud Peas little alteration.
vale assured us that he recognised many of his inti- 10 to 11 ; the Threes, 18 to 19; Passive, 21 to 3. Wheat and Oats were slow, at last week's prices. Barley,
null limb was afterwards amputated. Mr. Whi- well, an ' • day, and Wheat'at a d line •ri from Is to 2s. . A .41 1-A a deal of • h falle
SUNDERLAND, -p-... gre t . rain as n quick sale, end Is. per quarter dearer. Wheat, 425. to 53e.
ts-. English engineer, was mortally wounded. f h - h h 13 15. Mori 151 4 B ili n tv- ' W s "58 I"
" e * Is. rarrlX
mate acquaintances, o hot sexes, among t ose w 0 Portuguese, to , to o. nth a , hite heat, 51 .to s. ; brown, 46 .to 5 „ ' during the week, and fears are entertained that the Wheat per quarter. &trig, 275. to 325. per quarter. Oats, 20s. to
Pre, pat ticipated in the festivities. I regret that I have 60 to 5. Venezuela, 20 to 3. Peruvian, 22 to 4. 30s. to 345. Oats, 20s. to '23s. Beans, 30s. to 31s. Peaa, plant has bees. generally injured by the long continuance 255. per quarter.
!Up. The following proclamation of Gen. Fulgosio was
paged on the 27th at the Strait corner : not more time and space to dilate on this delectable
But Stock, ehut lifitiLlSll VC S DN.
3per CL Cons fee As., RI 1 335. per qr. of wet weather. To-day a favourable change has taken
es% I. The cspital of the monarchy is declared in state of toP ' Po •
ic but as the is closin I must conclude.
st g 3 pee Ct. Rel. 'lona, shut 31 per Oath, shut CARLthLE, April 1.-We had a fair supply of Wheat this place ; and there is at length an appearance of fine spring HOPS. - BOROUGH MAIISIT, Tutu s'Clock.-
xd• orning which was taken slowly by our millers at last weather There was a good supply of farmers' Wheat at
isturbances have taken lace 3Ur Ct. Cww. Avat'' With', I "the:Wet W 16.33" le' sm.' a ' • . . . , . Messrs. Pattenden end Smith report that there is ratber
ixelt liege. 2. Every peteen in poesession of arms of any Some very_ serious d p lON E Metes. week's rates. The supply of Oats and Barley was about an market to-day, but no genesis of grain coastwise nave been more inquiry for all kinds of Hope.
Mr, ..t or ammunition is to bring the same to the house
se, , at Lyona. 'Fhe soldiers of the 13th and 22nd reti
-- 6me Ct Atuortan Bond.. - 1 per Csed. Crembla Mc, 13 14 average, and sold at an advance of 6d. per huthel on last received during the week, and but 400 sacks of Flour. There New litsta It. Kate E. Bto St. 0 Yearling Rentcp.ret. 21. Bio 3'. 0
of t.he commissioner of protection and public security ments of the line, on the 30th ult., dismissed te 9 per Ct. Bele. Honda 50 CO Grenada Defemni Bda. 21 3 " the trade and Wheat sold
Mexican, 1846, 431 1 week's prices. Flour, per stone, 2a. IL to 2s. 6d. Oatmeal, was, however, no animation in , New Weald of Kent. 216t0 3 12 Year] Sussex 2hto 2 18
IP4 of the district in which he resides. 3. Heads of families m per Cent. ditto, 30 5
greater number of their officers. One of the ring- i eee et. Breath= lids., 10 5 5 per Ct
6 tor CL Peruvian Hde., n 4 Is. 10d. Hymnal, le. 6d. Barleymeal, ls. 4d. Wheat, slowly, at a reduction of 2s. per qr. on last week's rates. ._
N .. 214t0 3 Is ies
"
Old Hops- ..... „ 1 oto 2 0
-8. • -ive notice a
s, to ~. t the same locality of the permit cue Ns., 13 15 few bans .. '....... ...... 4 4to 4 0
white, new '22s. to 23, 6d. ; red, new, 205. 6d. to 225. liar- The finest Wheats are worth Ste. to 555. ; good average
ion. leaders in this movement had been arrested the night "'
v0ru'c',N41:,1,1nA,...., sm.., Is ss r_,,1,1111' . Bd. -050
ia their hos;ms not belonging to the family., and - • ANDOvBR, April 1.-Hope were • drug on the market,
n.- before and hie comrades went to the general of 0 Ditto Chili= lida, S 3 irl Ditto fleaniosh. Ws., IP 11 ley, lls. to 'l2s. 6d. Oats, potato, Bs. to 9s. fel. ; common, parcels, 60s. to 535. ; and inferior samp , .
lee 47, to 495. per qr.
wit. Oran who do not :53511551 a passport Or carte de sejour en , Data Columb. Def. IAI, - 3 per Ct. tspankh Ilds., 18 lis Be. to Ss. 6d. Beans, 16s. Peas, 14s. to 15s. South country Wheats and foreign are in demand at a like although some, left from yesterday, were offered at a further
--.1. 'vo.-1. All groups In the street: of more than five persons division in command, and demanded the man's re- columbian Ideitadtr 14.i.e..._2 i Stealth Deferred Bd.- - COLCIiEuER, April 1.-For the last few days the weather change in value. Malting Barley is in moderate demaa ,
d at reduction of 6s. per cwt., but few changed hands.
801. are prohibited.-5. The use of all PIMPS of arms is pro- lease. This being refused, they proceeded to the 3 per Ci. Daniel WA.. ,e_s Ditto, Passive &lc. 21 a has been of the finest order ; and farmers are busily occupied 31s, to 325. Beau, at 365. to 38s. ; and grey Peas, 34.. to WINCHESTER, April 1.-Trade wan exceedingly dull this
De. hibited, and the raising of all cries subOersive of order. -6. 21 per Cl. Dutch Us, 24 7 2 tier Ct. Verwthela Ude, 30 3
place where he was confined, and, breaking in the e per Ct. Dutch Gene, 34 7 vine-swan Deferred Ids, 1 7 in the fields. The attenduce of farmers and the supply of to 365., are slow sale. Oats good gale, but Is, per quarter day ; prices much lower. Best Farnham, offered at 51. 10s.
e Si -•'
Those who disturb the public order, or inis Inge any of tbe -- in at market are small. Tbe Wheat offering is chiefiy old lower, Flour of all descriptions good sale, at • reduction of to al. Ith. per ewe; second quality st 4/. les. to 51. Alton.
lace. doors, set him free. Then taking him in triumph,
wee. articles of this bando, are to be j edged by a perioanent coon- ,a_
____,ed - ... . . . tri ti RAILWAY .
S -The market for shares is daily thrashed, and in poor condition .. such kvery dull of sale- Is. to 2s. per sack. and Bentleys, at from 41. 4s. to 4/. 10s. Sussex Hope, 31. 10s.
IL & eil of war.-7. The foregoing article, notwithstattding the wey Peuvv,e tarougn tne town, singing pa o
ne
more depreciated, with sellers in excess. We have and even fine things are Is. to 2a. lower. Barley unaltered; WARMINSTER, April 1.-Of Wheat • few samples made -- • •
to 41 Kenos at from 31. 3e. to 51.
k-8,, ordinary tribunal will continue their functions as hereto. songs, in which they were joined by the workme
Midlande, London and North Westerns, and South and Beans, of which tbe supply is very short, are saleable at ea, per sack ; yet the general run of prices were from 265.
ens. kee.-.loee FeLOO3lO.-Madrid, March 26, 1348. and idlers of the place. After being completely
ants Westerns, very heavy, with no great amount of lath rate' to 265. 6d. t inferior as low as from 21s. to 22a. ; much not WOOL.-Wieenesren, Apra 1.-Little or nothing
any We have received a Inane of correspondence, brought masters of the town for several hours, they withdrew . . . . ! -,, • hhe . . Gun:curse,
business aoino, except as we jo re remark, a -Durin the week the weather has
April I. g were inclined to take less by from
sold. Barley was rather short in quantity, yet the best doing, although holders .
Mr- by the Madrid mails of the 27th, giving various to their barracks ; and, when the last accounts left, fw „ hearee . • • been in a very unsettled state, preventing out-door opera- Ch slier with difficulty made the prices of last week ; Sel. to Id. per Re Some good Teg and Lamb's Wool made
&J. ouying in. York and Neweastl •
th tons, an our antlers, erring not ing in w ic ey can
d f b•• h' • h. hth be ev
declin 0 h best potato and b lld lb
rticulara of the emente of the preceding night. matters were quiet. A private letter states that they inferior rather on the e. ats, t e ut . per .
rarda ;reference 'd' t b
, were ; mama , uyers ear er in e
li • metered but thrashing, have kept the markets well supplied Polands • rod demand for seed, at last week's
, were la -
J. B. The Minister of the Interior, M. Sartorins, on the did not, however, withdraw until they had gone to
the day, but are now 2 to 2 discount- with Wheat, which, being mostly in bad condition, le. per prices; inferior a s ade lower ; prices from 21s. to 2,6 e. per CATTLE, &c.- SMITHFIELD, Two o'Cluck.-We
Sew. day of the '27th, issued the following circular, ad- the residence of the general in command, and broken qr. reduction has been *untitled to, without effecting a
G. P. North Staffordshire. are 21 dis.-a "fall from 2 wr. Beans in better demand, yet prices remain the Name. have again a large supply of Beasts, and, owing to the warm
melts dressed to the political chiefs of the kingdom : the windows of the house, and done other damage.
• die., the prices of Saturday. Great Northeras seem clearance. Foreign Wheat pressed on the market, and is eas sold at from 40e. to 475. per qr. weather having suddenly set in, buyers are exceedingly
1-C. After the courier had left, some insurgents troubled the Accounts are said to have reached Paris of a senous diffi ult to ouit at a similar decline. Malting Barley in short 'one The average quality is good, and all kinds are
y an
steadil d dail to decline: this once-favo le 1' c - Witemmarea, April 1.-A moderate quantity of Wheat aaah • . .
un ine supply and worth Is. per qr. mere money. Beans and Oats Id F II II d
sold lower. Several remain uneo . rom o an there
wilt- oder which up to that moment had been preserved. Seve- disturbance at Libourne (Gironde), where the military
._ for sale : finest white woo sold at from 141. to 141. 15s. per
MI ai -101. die. 3'
ith 13/. •d.' Caledonian stock •
now , w par 'l 1 • A k t tit' d
is are a dul sa e, at our quotations. t our mar e is ay bo t 500 • Scotland, 200; Ireland, 50 ; and 2,000 from
are a u ,
ral large bands, composed of men of no reputation or pro- were load ot 6 qrs. ; best red, 13/. 16s. tol4l. ; a few samples of old
ten-- called out, who, after the people had been for- .''
perty, excited by wine and money, which had been given retched, at 25 dia. French shares, however, keep the supply of English Wheat has been good, and the de- Norfolk end Suffolk. We are also more plentifully supplied
nner. malty bat ineffectually summoned to retire, receiv r
ed w Wheat 141. ; moderate new, 121. 10s. to IV. ; inferior, IV.
pressing aocounta front the leading markets have checked:all _. i . with Sheep : trade is very dull at lower prices. The shorn
A oleo them, fired some rinins to alarm the population. But the their prices, such as they are. tett es Barley was us ate ema
f ' d nd-quantity rather short : best
government, which tor several dues was aware of their move- orders to fire on the crowd, whereby six men we e disposition to purchase ; prices must therefore be quo . ii- Sheep are more reedily sold than those in the wool, the
SALES erracrzo UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON i 3 i 1 f• wh malting was sold at from 355. to 375. per qr.; second qua sy,
hb • d
to . per qr. ower. a °reign est t e nemesis one th be' h t La b ' h • uest and we have
wea er tug o . m is muc in req ,
mute was on its guard, and in a short time employed the killed and fourteen wounded. The people then gave Hiaturilar's orlon will to found In last pagee 34s d t ' el' Ms to 32e. Oats were Is. per qr.
; mo era e grin eng, .
nennary force to chastise them, and to give them a rude way and withdrew. The authorities', when the ac- Baton, Stern., and Mr, 31 lon. and 8. Western, 44 31 has been very unimportant ; but, had 'buyers appeared,
1 *er • best Polands, 255. per qr • l ee i t ualit make 6s. 84. to s.
good white, ees.. and but a short supp. y, th ho ces q y 7
' leune which they will not readily forget. The troops of the Caledonian, 151 1 De. Third& 64 holders would have taken Is. per qr. less money. Barley is ow • Trade for calves IS considerably worse, it is difficult to make
DOB. count left, were completely masters of the town. The d fro 20e. to 228.* ' Beans : heavy oleticks,
mmon fee ,at m
ote 9 prison conducted themselves with bravery and intrepidity . . Y. Anglian, SI. 10e. sh., 6 percent. Midland, 97 6 less inquired for. Beans and Oats remain without alteration. ee . 6s. for the choicest. Pigs are selling worse, owing to the
Pess best white 46e.
=a ewe all praise, thus giving a new proof of their devotion to of th' aff 'r
is not stated.
origin is ai Pref., 31 Do. Bir. and Derby, 73 The weather has become fine and warm. Wheat, English ••Pe 9 •
4 s r r. new, 445.; common, 42e.; , , _ _ . __ _. . _
calves.
weather. From riot= we have Mr Sheep and 56
ifiril 7 Eastern Countiee, 11l 1 Do. Con. Bristol & Bina. 6 Per white, per imperial bushel, 6e. Bd. to 6s. 10d.; red, fe. 3d. per qr. ; grey, 425. ; maples,4os. Per stone of NIA. a. d. ad. Per stone of Me. ad.c d.
ipril do theme of Isabella IL, the constitution, and public Accounth from Turin to the 29th ult. mention there- Do. Northern & Eastern, 48 71 Cent, 11l to os. Bd. ; Dantzic (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs.. , 11
WielteCll A ril 1.-The weather haa "seemed • more Bast Mote, Herefords.. 40 4 1 fled Dm a Itf.hda. ft. 0 011
Weill order. The people, who a few hours before were amusing . Do. New. se North &Binh, 201 iss the Beet Shortliorne -.. 310 4 0 Beet Longweole... .... • 4 4 8
.lepe themselves on the promenades, and with the amusements of ceipt of news that the people of Lombardy had made E4B, I....mare New, 74
North Staffordshire, 71 1 6e. 51d. to 7s. ; Polish, Pomeranian Stettin, 6s. 3d. favourable appearance, and farmers will now be busy .
second qualiq Beads.. 30 3 8 Do. de. Shorn
weep: the day, conducted themselves with admirable discretion in prisoners, at Brescia, of an Austrian general, two East Lincolnshire, 151 Oxf, \Yoram, and Weis., 20 to 6e. 6d. ; Odessa, Marianopole soft, 'se. 3d. to ss. 6d. ; fields, but the long-continued rains have so retarded these
1 1 eel,"
*--
.......
•-Igo I t 2"DT.lflglrr.g"gg" o 3 t t
auss.„ .
~....; totjoining the insurgents, who in a few home were driven colonels, 60 officers, and 800 Men, besides a large Great Northern, 31 3 Shrew, and Dim. B, 1 I work that much s rin corn mut be sown unusual y ate, piss
Odes's Taganrog, hard, 6a. 3d. to Ss. 6d. Barley, Eng. , P g ,
f I h Bee Dm. A lialf-brees 60It 1 Lambe . v 0 0
Bald. nay in all quarters, with a considerable loos, and Ineving in quantity of Gt. Western, 90
ammunition and stores. It is added that Do. Q,,,,,ter005 s. E. and Dover, 21
South Wales, 31 mown Wheat of which o ate years we eve
lish, grinding, per 3921bie, 28s. to 30s. ; maltiog, per and of spring .
imp qr , 31s. to 3404 Irish, grinding, 270. to 29e. ; malting, had • fair quantity) there ean be but lit e. t to- ay s f,,s„. 320.
a A d . Besets at mutat. 3,M3; amp and Limbs, 17,0 W : fakes. 131;
notes, the hands of the troops many prisoners. Marshal Radetzky, who was at Creme with 20,000 Do. Filthy, 191 201
York' :tette" a Bei' (Cleit Newe' 31 '- ' 32a f • d* 27 to 28s. Beane, market we hays only • small supply of any kind of grain.
ato . ; oreign, grin ing, s. ANDOVER SECOND BAT'S Bran, April 1.-Stock : Some
igen; At 10 o'clock order was restored, and at this hour Do. New 171, 74 6 Pere, 71 4
Ala- (12 o'clock at night) there aro no traces of these disorders. men, had commenced his retreat, inten'eling to con- L...., „or, 76 Do. Exten. No. 2 (New.& Ber.), Engle , ,
' h old per imperial bushel, fre. to 6s. Bd. ; Wheat comes to band in had coadition, and prices are 2a. not sold yesterday were offered again this day, but few
porto; It will not be surprising that the enemies of order may centrate his troops on the other aide of the N in 0 •.•
- I--ei- no. Preston end Wre, 32i 10 91 foreign, Egyptian, per 651 lbs., 4s. to 4s. 3d. ; per quarter lower, eith • slow demand for any but
turchesed, though offered at a further reduction of 6s. per
laTrei th 1 er un
i‘boa- intend to renew, in your capital, the same scenes of and the Adige. King Charles Albert, with the head- London and Blackwa4 41 1 Do. G.N.P.. Par. or Pref., 71 1 French, Dutch, small Tick, 4e. 61. te 4e. 9d. ; the best dry lots. Oats ars re er ow . . -
,e ead. Some Hones were on the market place, for which
Mae; disorder ;ifit be so, the government relies on the quarters of the Piedmontesearm/, • Do New No 2, 2 York and N. Midland, 63
was at Alexandria. Len , Be/Mom& s. thast, Di 4 De. E. and W. 11. Ex, 271 Irish, 4s. 10d. to 6s. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, altered. Prices to the growers: Wheat,
Wexford, and Eaniecorthy, white, 20s. 6d. to 21.. • Cork, 61Ibs. to 621 be., 475. to 495. per qr. ; red, 45e. to us. ; good
a.. whi-• trade seemed dull ; all the best having been previously
clone, uthorities, and the army will imitate the glorious conduct disposed of. A full Pig market, for which there waa but
If the followin rt f rieste cor
g repo o a respondent DO. Pref. Eon. 5 per Cent., Boulogne and Malone 151 4fis •
Waterford, and Toughen, 19s. to 20e.; Welsh, blsA, 19e. runs, 601bs. to 611 be, white, e6e. to 475. ; red, 445. to .
/dam. efthe garrison of Madrid, arid will preserve order at all risks, 1818, 40 Namur and Liege, 11 I ' little doing.
, NeW ie tot eglecting any ot the means which SDI at the com-
e of the Augsburg Gazette, writing on the ,
2 itle be cor- Len. aN. Western. 126 5 Northern of France, 21 to 20e. ; Irish, per 31211 w, 180, 6d. to 19s. fid. Peas, breakers, common, 67 . o
the to 691 be white, els. to 435. ; red,4os. to 41s.
Timm., March 31.-The market waa well supOied with
mend of your excellency and the commandant.general, rect, the spirit prevailing at that place is very different . Do. On. New, si Paris and Lyme., 11 per imp. bushel, English, be. 6d. to 6s. ; any and grinders., ne 104 d. to 11d. • good, new,
Oats, fine new muting, per sto , ,
Baum ; the trade, however, was very slack. Fat Beasts
Wortee feed, 10d. Beans, aew, Ms. to 355.
Anne; to whom you will immediately communicate this document. from that of Venice : Do. 101 (M. & B.), A, 9 Rouen and Mane, 7 /di
per 6.5111 w., English, es. 6d. to 4s. Bd. r. 111 Corn, Per sold at from 9s. to Ila per score ; Barrenen, from ss. to
Sambre and Meuse, 4 4 65Ph., 44. to 4s, Sd. Lonna, 4s. to es, Sd. Flour, WORCBATER Apra 1.-Our market was again well ettLet 6a. 6d. Cows and Calves from 101. to 151. There were 600
Ann% We take the following details from private letters : At the arrival of the news of the events of Venice, the LIVERPOOL SALII4, Aran. 1. best eeconds, English, 38s. to 40s. Linseed Cake, Freneh, plied with Wh'est to-day, but very few sales were effec
edam; The riot met in the streets of Madrid, with the most governor made an appeal to the inhabitants, which produced A slight change for the better took place to-dey. ' Sheep in the Pens, chiefly Downs, which sold readily at
Zl2; ...tie ..i.... , and it should have spared the cartel • favourable impression. Many thousend peroons went to gia.. tan.. and moan. (311,2„, midianj, ga nominal, 101. to 10... price nominally Is to 2s. per qr. lower. Barley scarce, and
_ow
prices.
11 as dem In Osta a hu• business was done, at endue- 5
York 1 this useless and fatal demonstration. The authorities were the palace of the governor, crying, " Long live the em- es d Do. Helves, si d GUILDFORD, April 1.-There mu a gooi supply of W.heait fe..y .
r Belem were offering at a similar decline. Denim, March 30.-We have had but an ordinary supply
in readiness. The soldiers of all arms vied with each other peror, the constitution, and the governor !" The governor, Do. (tate C. at 8..),
.1391 Do. Con. Rlnn. & Dens, 711 at our market, but the trade wss very all, mitten requiring non of la. per q .
ia endeavouring to disperse the assemblages, which had Field Marshal Count de Quilay, and the director of the Great Northern. 11th North Staffordshire, lj d a further reduction of ls. to 2s. front the prices current last Yeovil., March 31.-Wheat was the turn cheaper
eaant
te of cattle at this day's Smithfield market, yet very dull sale,
Lon. and N. Wettern, 126 0. F. & Dover, No 4 Us 9d. d the highest price for Beef being about 52e. 6d. per cwt. ;
' ' • week, at which decline there was but • partial clearance last week, but other kinds of grain were stationary. Wh
collected in sundry quarters of the city, uttering the most police, made themselves very popular. " What lire Our De. r ie. Qw.,ei Tort, Newc., and Ber. (G. N. I. ' downwards to 42e, oinking offal. Good Mutton scarce, 7 ed.
Eat. d seditious cries. The Carabiniers most powerfully aided the colours ?" asked several voices, The eoyentoe showed his suo.,ffilieff.,k Lin. Lightha, 3 d Par.), par made. The middling and inferior runs were very nasals.- fis, to 6s. 6d. per bushel. Barley, 2Ss. to 32a. per qr. Oats,
per lb. in gink ; downwards to 51d. Lambs are still scarce
treope ; and the authorities had the upper hand. But these cockade, and was hailed with shouts of " Long live the go- ssewesstw ead c.tin,l, ton York sad N. Midland, 123 sh
able. Best price of white, 61e. ; red, Mc Barley, 3516 225. to 2 4s. Beans, 6s. to 6e. 6d. per bu el.
20s. to 244, each. In Pork there was a good deal doi , not!
attend-
fess boun of public perturbation were not without bloodshed, vernor !" "No!" cried a fanatic, showing his hat MANCHESTER SALES, Aram 1. Beans, 445. YORE, April 1.-We have a fair show of Wheat at this withstanding the advanced mason, and several • p-
ei:d ei de Ile would ces were rather firmer.
sad the 26th is a day of mourning foe the nation. Both the "A la Heroine" with a tri-coloured cocka . The ',whet was fiat, but pri 4 KiNoirrox, April 1.-A large market. Wheat fell Is. day's market, which meets • slow sale at Is. to Is. below plying more than usual to-day : prices 60s. per cwt. down to
Population and the army have sustained great loves. The have been thrown into the sea by thne Crowd had he not been •enbergate, Not., dm, and Feet N. Staffordehire, 1 15.16 ther sorts were lower still. Prices last week's prices. Oats ed. per stone lower; but few offer- 44e A untrune Cows changed hands at from 101. to 161.
ethic/. ount de Quilay Junction, 13a. Whitehaven and Femme, 10 d K,
r grifffsortothrisbel. 11:61 oArli °Bute was rather scarce ; best a int is Barley no alteration. Beans ls. to 2a. per qr. - - h - I .0. th. osual on
sido.
There were, owever, ess young et
number ofehe killetennd wounded has not yet been officially rescued by the civic guard. Whe the C
24.4455i44
New
CDs., 4 6.16 York, News, and Ber. Pref., ITi w '- -.-. • ' 27.5
• Ch al. -.- 'cl al ' Th fll '
:wile of published. The government has announced that the royal appeared he wee received with ent ,
huriaara and the officers L. trifle lower ; grunting, le. to . per qr. down , ev ter, lower, In other aro es no teration. e o owing are Veal, 7111. to Bd.
h ded b IA& RN. lc New 4241-• IP
munificrney will be extended to those soldien who have been and:citieeneftraternised. They paraded!the streets, ea y 335. to 35i. per qr. ; second-rat*, malting, 31s. to 325. Oats the present prime of grain :-Wheat, white, 50e. to 56a.
ow, tee BIRMINGHAM SALES, Aran. l. sew . BELFAST, March 29.-We had both a good supply of
1.00• wounded. and to the families of such peewee as have fallen bands of music. All was traequil in the evening.
toyed The market was rather firmer. sold at le per qr. less money. Beans, at from 40s. to 481. per imp. qr.; red, 46e. to 60s. Barley, malting, 30s. to
' Cattle and • brisk demand to-day ; but prices suffered a
'-. sans in this affair. The Gazette publishes the; official relation of A new appeal made by the governor still further eta _ _
__ _ _,,, _
..,
~ , 1
844th
544774,44 hire.
12 4 Peas, 38e. to 43e. erinding, 28s. to 295. Beane, 33a. to 38e. Rye, 34a. to 365.;
the events of that painful day. The city has now assumed confidence. The crews of the guard boats which wanted to l'esefeossoMr.n), 4714 " . Maireasersit, April 1.-We have had a moderate de- Malt, 60s. to 625. Oats, 10d. to Ild. per stone of lelbs. .18 .
se ht decline, the rates being from 40s. to Me. per cwt.,
r, Slier* unsung offal. Sheep were scarce, ead of bed quality; and,
its wonted aspect. The shops are open, circulation restored go to Venice were disarmed, the captains and crews were ""'''
LEEDS SALES, Aram I. mend for Flour during the week for the supply of present Flour, 375. to 41s. per tack of 2801bs.
high ptices being asked, little buaineas resulted.
r. Lot* in the street', the military apporeil withdrawn, though the arrested. Eastern Coontles, 131 Leeds and Thirst, 22 d gOnsuMptiOn but of this and all other articles the value has Dt•BLIN, March 31.-Our supplies tilt, week have been
city is still declared to be in • state et siege, and all the R. Lane. New, 71 lis. 341. d N. British, 20 tended towirds decline. The reports from Liverpool and moderate, and we have little variation to make in the prioes Far Saturday's markets see last pare
~, W. B. Plarentees granted by the constitution are far the present -y
11 a letter from Berne, of the 28th March, we are Great Northe,m, at. 184. ad. ei.d Do. Thirds, 345. 6d. ii Wakefield this morning are &mourning ,• and OUT
Lite Br• slm_Eaded. informed that the directory had sent to Milan Colonel Lan. and Tork. W. ItirtilliTuosidBA, 24,fi1f.,.
1.
&adds& 11 1 d market is slow for every article, at • decline of 3d, per bushel
The following is another recital : Luvieri, to obtain information with a view of getting en Wheat, Is. to 21. per sack on Flour, Id. perbushel on AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OP FRIDAY LAST.
.be Bee. TO*, Nur and lier. No. 2 (late rreat No;thern, 4
. I ourtb On Suaday, 2Gth March, it was reported at Madrid that •an indemnity for the losses occasioned to the Swim New Berl, 101 N. British Thirds, 11. 5c dd. Oats, le. per load on Oatmeal, and 2s. per qr. on Indian Corn. '-T. . PALLET. 01 OATS. I' RTR• BRANS. FBAS.
Popular demonstration was to take place at 3 o'clock in the Austrians, and also to treat for Doi G. n• E. rur,7l Beans and Malt, at former rates. Wheat, per bash. of 70110.,
CORM.' ATosee, 431317ter• 4.11•4•0 Allman, Averse., Qrs. Armee Quansni ATersi2rs Terse.
1314131.1Cra.
W. Sal- by the conduct of the --- Eneliab, white, 7s. 9d. togs. M. ; red, fa. 341. to 7s. lid. Mob. NIA peke. pad. Arks. I AMA price. ; NAL prim. ,
iiiisiar afternoon ; everebody knew it; I had been told so ten times, ,e of the Austrian prisoners through the PRODUCE.- M
....INCINCI-LAN 2, Haff-past 2100.- white, 71.3 d. to 7s. 9d.; red, es. to Ts. 6d. Barley, pu bushel
without basing inquired. At three I went to the Prado, to we WW2 , . . - ~ .
scrortete; see if the plomeners had conceived th rumours to be territory of the Orisons, aeman y
dea b tne i ronsional in
The public sales of Sugar advertised for tomorrow are age of €.01135., grindiag, 30.6 d. to 4s. Oate, per bushel , u.ki,
......_ gge •11 56 /I a ' St 25 12 36 6 ' .. -
tenons ;it wee as well attended as on the see. I saw the Governmentaf .Mihin. verY lame en •
d likely to depress the market. They consist Engliah, Bmtch, and fine Irish, 2s. 11d. to 3e. Id.; Irish goioa-"- 3542 51 1 4194 30 II 547 10 . Si 18.- 4 714 31 3 , 14 sa i
2228 SO 1 , 6151 31 3 167 13 1 ... ... . 35 34 0 4 38 11
tn, EA-. sunnier, Count Vista Hermosa pus on horseback, many mammas of Austrian cavalry, in garrison at of 9,600 Mists Mauritius, 4,000 bags of Bengal, 3,000 bags of kiln-dried rune, 2s. 9d. to 24. 10d. Beane, per qr. of 6041ba., Hertferdddine -..-
0,
52
148
51 4
57 215 32 35 3 11 42 1
Eog, oe everted by twn aides-de-camp. and two light horse ornmA, hia been made prisoners and conducted to M ,
adras and 3 000 bags foreign. Of Coffee, 600 bags of Bs lish small, 375. to 38a. ; Tick, 36e. to 375. Peen pse Buckle bola; ......-......
II g . TOD 51 1164 SS I 93 29 ... - 59 40 11 6 40 9
Pods ;be appeared to be visiting the guard-houses. ' d f sal B • ess b rivets eon- 8 impute/ bushels, white, hoilera 40s. to 425. Flour, per ----••••-••••--- 24 ag
Ceylon only are declare or e. min y p 2103 311 7 137 11 - - ,
I 14 44 2 U 40 11
Como. Amongst them are several Bernese people, of
tract to-day has been very limited and unimportant, snd a seek of 2801 be., Eoglish and Irish, fins, 36e. to Ffe. ; Tr- i7,t.t.hti. .. 2167 53 I 1131 53 10 143 SO ... ... . 34 41 10 .IS4O 0
'?l*.ta fit liz, I directed my steps to the Puerta del Sol ; 3 37 3
, East. of fie queen was puling through it with her hneband. in en Tea information of
pectability, whose letters contain general gloom hangs over the markets. fine, 38e. to 895.• extra, 40e. to 41e. Oatmeal, per oat surre7 ..... -....... 1111 66 '6132 4 33 21 ... ... •• • •..
89 11l 6 • 54 33 7
n town* aSea carriage. Positively I had been deceived ; the riot the lames they had sustained by the Austrian& The
TALLOW.-Tellow is firm to-day at 33a. on the ~
0124011 u., Enlist; and Irish, 25e. to 265. Lent 1956 10 ' 1555 31 1 122 21
2796 48 1 447 03 6 400 19 ... ...
... ... 144 34 I ' 911 it 9
:,nlil wu riduced to the size of a mite. The Puerta del Sol lir had broken up the roads, to prevent the .
spot. The trade eiontinues to buy new Tallow, for semi. roARLIJOHOUOIL, April 1.-Whsat was Wry fiat. Top gowa„_,_ - ..... - -
34 S 3 I . -
Itpeated to me to be more tranquil than ever, and I was ro of the Austrian army, and had flooded the _ _, ,tai prioe given, 131. 155. per load; some went at from 12L to t=eidre,-
....- 1442 50 : 827 39 IS I ItiS 21 I ... ...
,at 475. per cwt. I m 0
131. Barley wu in moderate demand • price of beet, 36a. De.,,ewems____-_--. 1342 55 *I 0 6 526 10 ... ... ... •••
:11, Mg.. hrieg, half ashamed of my credulity, when I heard • great .
13 Ids 'and the army were obliged to pass through raw er""`"' " .
.1. by the toiss of voices, and almost instantaneously the discharge of 71°8- e ai nss
'th their artillery. "Jae army was totally de- POTATOES.--Soeva ,
WARS WATERSIDE April 3. 's
to 31, Oats were
per qr. ; second-rate, 345. ; common, 30 . . Denman - 473 53 496 17 1 140 10 ... ...
---..--
*lO 53 I 717 * 5 159 20 ed 42-1 : 1 50-.4
... •••
susglaton, a -roily of muskets, and the Puerta del Sol resounded with them wi ' l to 2na also lower ls. per qr. ; best Polands, 255. • other moderate, Bommeeedstre ...
4.. ef the -Our market continues to be supplied quite equa 22e.; feed, 20e • Beans, Peas, Rye, and 'fires, as last week. Monmolithridle.-.......-- 233 31 113 84 10
99 94
' ...
- . 12 42-1 ' II 40*"0
the cries of "Liberty for ever !" "Long live thefts* people !" moralised. demand. The following prices are supported with difficulty : ' ' Gioneenereldre ...---.-- lea il 957 32 321 21 .., ... ,
144 a molly was fired by the foot gendarmes at a Another letter, of the same day, the 26th, says: 6 we, 1005. to 110 s. ; .
I'iIIeCARTLB-ON.YVNB, April 1.-A good dealt of rain tura su‘soredib. „_____ ..... ._. 94 49 El 33 12 26 .. ... 9 43 6 87 47 4
IrAtEMOns eletetrous group collected in the street de la Cruz, who bad A member of the provisional government of Mllan ar- . •
York Regents 120 e• to 160 e ; he
100 e to 130; Kidneys, 90e. to 110 e. • again fallen since this day seemight, but the temperature arwsesselaire.__ 1513 33 163 64 ••• -
fordable& earl, es the Queen was returnin fro h P d " M eel
g In 1 a ndi 0 riled yesterday to purchase arms. He says the Austrians Wleheeh B•gente, •
Blues, 80s. to 905.; Scotch Cups., 100 s. to 120 s. ; Scotch
* has bees much milder. Today the weather is everything =awe
...-...: 143 Si
.....
- 751 54 I 430 84
173 34 I ... -
17 24-4 i .., .„ - - - ...
- ...
It child of h Rehm" It was tben half • T 1 fusillad at dri M toe and that the people were every-
fh -Elm au. e e waa had been ven to an . Reds. 100 s. to 1205.; Scotch tes, .
Whi 913 s to 100 s. • Kent that could be wished, end with • mammas of such fot •-•••-•- 537 SS 1 127 sr 1 , es a• 1 ... ... ... ... 1 ~. ...
Cheshire. .... --
e'er, partial, and in the direction of the street de Tolede, where vietorious. Reports were in emulation that the hos. to eight days, our farmers on the etrong eons will be enabled ~_,.....,,,,:0 sot se • 146 U 0 IS 24 9 ... ... 1 3 4! O 9 76 0
Ito of the d Dux Regents 120 s. to 130 e. • Gold Findem,
whi., .
.th was about to become the centre of action. Numerous King of Sardinia had attacked the Austrians. It is sues- an _.•
i 130 s. • Belgian Whites, .
80s to 100 s. ; Dutch Whites, 70e, to make some progrem in seeding operation which are la • wa";;1rrii7.16..„.................. grAT co 139 e MI 147 23 3 ... ... I 15 1. 9 145 4
0 41 43 7 16 36 10
ic thte R. reMments of infantry issued from the Poet-offiee. and posed the Swiss troops will keep tbe Italian frontiers ;wi h _ 90;. yen backward Oats both in this and in the adjoining musty sasuseeihke „„„„„,.......... 5151 14
8583 11,18 1 38:00 it 4 i ...... ....... 808 ....
... _
48
88
',..,"0td the rioters to evacuate the square de la Puerta yds • the Mend council of war has established wiz wi ---- of Darken& The trade during this week has presested amuse Isseusawyssa ....__, ....._ mu 49 ...4!..„ w'
'Ter 80. ..
whole police were on foot, an
"•-• Sol. The • - d dealt View
b W h that, with 60,00° Notwithstanding that our languid aspet, and the heathendom in Wheaten* Plays Ms Brims ..-..--- - iii 547-i 6 6••• io 22 3
...
... 1 I. iso . . .
...
bin.- divisions of 10,000 men sae . • or. CORN.-Maas-Lswv--
1.e.t.c..• - with their sabres on all such as fell in their mew, the swiss will be able to protect their tern 3'
'tor and •o a retail character at a decline of Is. te 21. HIRSIMI.-- --r•-•---- 14 1171 IS 1 .. . 37 S
market WU but moderately ooPlfiktg with Englieh Whew, Wen 02". ile
er i n ... IOU 41 419 32 06 17 ...
40_8
en
43 1 ea
46 4
wee Four gendarmes, on hormback, then rode off, full rimrt,. ise nesseality. this morning, by land-carriage samples from the near per qr. upon , and pee
la rck upon the • SSW 41 1847 19 I UM la 8 i T
.. Frith a ..............._
env, and returned in lees than ten minutes, by the 'treat sueh was the indispoeition tapirs/me evinced by Malting Barley and Malt have sold fully at well, bat all
• h aunties, '-' • f 6533 49 147* 29 205 21 7 ... ... Se 84 0 II 94 6
ether& ,„,wonh'es, bringing with them two battalions of infantry. Posts MAR= 25.-The great agitation wine
a millers, that a reduction of fully Is. to 2s. per qr. had to be other a leave bees comparatively neatened, although ..........„....,......... 1_ 7
4_ , _
_1 _ _ 5 _ _ _ 0 _ o _
ins
37 3
55
34 •
,na,, w tenoning arrived at eke game moment by the etreat _____,
hes remled for some time past in this cite elie submitted to before any progress could le made with offered on easier terms. At our wrist this morning we •• ........... 1.366:
81,14 I :644 Sj 1 ra 165 7 17
.. 1
I the Lae es a 4 ; • 70 •
••4111as___ , followed by three batteries of artillery, which were -- I,
____, ....4 tho, lohithitanto again p ry limited amount of business was bad •good supply of 'Mutat hom the powers, sea from eittp.,....,1-55.........,-
11075 52 1583 82 5910 16 /0 -il 98 *0
657 UIl 58 SS I
a'fatttd towards the palace. In one instant the Puerta 111113: 7 ""',"_":,
_-- -- • nthorit.i Lace great 'slew Aye
' • • decline Ban ',brutal the annals ars Moore Missal atent, but from the ~___,.„.55555115 . ''''",.." nag I.
t reign at • like . ey WU Hi IS
7.awsm. IA del nes was fon of
r, and in a few moments the bat- .indritioe ua emu messures te
;;„ st,11„,e,:;;11-W7ooni dn°,lthe no qui in
Ere: iismle se het week, hat ma scamely coast may Wiling. Ike scaMtims ef oar brews' maples w'`
..=';;i.5...........'•-•-.........."--* es se s ss sos ss g . .., . ...
la ',Mail .. ••• ..
Stliii"state were
seen t° BaTaa" b t° "Is rhe Polish etkillwitteer• Pub- ---.----• --- be
bet q-uored soch . Tke arrivals of Oats . have been still eCiallattiag indifferent, sales weld only be 'masted by minimum. _____„.
, One y one, wa Ise u .41 84 1 441 22 a 5 41 • ii 19 11 ... -
I_, -cf combat. Th le, • ed f nght divot -
e peop =MD , 0
_..." disturbed, Five hundred muskets were distribated
• ry- 'd rabinruing the week, and their valnehas *gain submitting to a decline of ls. upon the best dry, and 2s. per weedeeedeer "15ia......"- -.......-. 11316 MI 1163 29 886 IS 9 10 If 0 46 SO 5 IS 51 19
cauy i 96. 611 86 33 14 24 9
a the street de Toted*, for 'they had taer.y Yesterday to the national guard. deedined eds. to ls. per quarter. Beensand Peas were ut but quarter upon 111-conditioned deouiptions, but on south Dadmm ------ ...5 .
80 ... ...
Ils 118 601 10 7 ... .... •-• ••• - . •••
ery . 0 er arms,
otee few • bad muskets end th but • - • • -chi ff th ' • dthir al all (=Wally the same sa country and foreign holders WM not willing to weeds Wahme•-•------•-•----• "t
N'tt' had a log of wood and a knife; they fougbt On the 24th tt;nemas t
'dent-in e o e province letle request, an e •ue w n
" a /bailer
reducti"' hem. way a wedereW buisea Issallhdiellel AWseflee•-.. ism lal 14333 30 1 MU II 4 Me as a ors SS 3 14.1 II 2
thus ' tee
4 Olitll streets ;so you can judge the losses publiahed ,two ions. In one he annoances last week.