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London, England, 1804-07-21 00:00:00

NAUfICAL lIITELLIGENCA

MALLS THIS DAY.—Vilad N. B.
Dubets Aa:. DIU
tisnonwsh ,411111111. 200 t.
Waterford s I New York &Hata:

Yefterday we received accounts from Newfound•
land of the moft difirefling nature. Early
.in the
morning of the t tth of May, a dreadful Goren arofe,
which failed till noon the next day. All the aims
along the coaft broke from their moorings, and moft
of them were confiderably damaged, particulary to
the northward. We are forry to learn, `that about
eighty fchooners and other craft were loft among the
ice, many of the crews of which are loft. Confider
able damage has been fuftained along the emit, but
when the lama accounts came away, the whole extent
of the lots was not ascertained. At White Bay there
had been upwards of 25 bodies waffled on Wore, and
several more on other parts of the Cola.
PLYMOUTH, Joey i9.—Cadre in the Paw*, of sill
guns, and the Gowan, of 74 guns, from the Channel
fleet t alfo the CLARINDA, of 36 guns, from Jamaica a
(be was one of the French frigates captured at St.
Domingo, at the time it was evacuated by the French a
is a very fine ship, and one of the largelt cid, of fri.
gates. Sailed the MAJESTIC, of 74 guns, to join the
fleet off Brett ; alto the Assay logger, of 16 grans
with a fleet under convoy, for the Downs.
Letters from the fleet off Brett Rate, that as Capitate
Lewis of the Royal Marines, was a few days fine
with a party on shore near the Glenan Minds, (hoot. •
ing rabbits, a boat with French foldiers ohferving
them at a diflance, rowed on • shore, and made the
whole party prifoners, and carried them off to the
French Admiral's (hip in the outer road of Brett.
*Jolt landed at the Pier Stairs, Lieutenant Colonel
Limit woos, of the 6th battalion of the 6oth Regi. ,
ment of Foot, from Jamaica, with difpatches for Go-
vernment. He came paffenger in la Chas INDS French
prize frigate, of 3f guns, only five weeks from Ja-
maica, and left the ifland very healthy, particolarlr
the troops. The BI e esßot Hos, of 74 guns, Captains
Lott so, who was to escort the convoy from Jatnaics
to England coliefling at Blue Fields, was to fail the
3oth ult. La CLAMNDA came through the windward
pafrage.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2O.—Arrived the Vote.* us
1 PARIS, of ito guns, Captain GOSSZLIN, from the
Channel Fleet. Admiral Coax wAeeis was landed
yellerday at Lymington, hie place of refidence.--.
Arrived an armed brig, with difpatches from Sir
ANDREW /Amu see, at Halifax.
YARMOUTH, JULY 2c:4—This morning irtivbd font
a cruife the Gamer' armed ship and the Vixen gun.
brig ; the Vixen has brought in a floopmigged vefrel
with 600 ankers of fpirits, which the captured of
,Cromer. Arrived alto the FANNY armed brig, Lieu-
tenant ROES, from the Southward. Sailed the C 41.00
armed (hip and FeaReTTAR gun brig, and two cut.
ters. Remain in the Roads, the MoN mot; T If, VIERS,
and FANNY armed veffel, and the Tatratt cutter.
FROM LLOYD'S I,IST.
Dem., Jute %Q.—Came down and failed, the Oneida Chief,
Kemp. for New York. Arrived and failed tor the Itiver,the Wits
ham Pitt, ---., from Liverpool; and Jane, Gallss, from Cork.-.
Came down the Jason and Monarch transports; the former [ran'
Woolwich, and the latter from Shcernefs, and remain in the
Downs with the Chips as per le,and the Eine, Betts, for Malta.
Wind N. E.
GjAVZStIeI), JULY ac..-Paffed by the Ocean, Weftsvater,frons
Greenland; Peter sad Ann, Pctertoo, from Norway; Anna Ca.
tharina, Rofs, from Lubec ; Vrow Nelby, Cooks; Young Hat,
mans, Dirks ; Rigitiaba, Foote; Friendihip, Dirks; Clonal:mi.
..--; pose Hearn, --; and Twe Gebroders. Scare, from
F. ,bden; Dukerks, .---, fmat Harlingtu ; Vrow Neptune,
Drure ; Friendfhip, Abrahams; Vrow Ms:Tarstta, Potts ; and
(: tvxl Hoffnung, --, front Poppenburgh. Sailed the Frier-KINN
lams ; and
jLiberty, Ttale, for S.urinam ; Anna Lucca. Divots.
,r Val% , Johanna Lli aabeth, k feting; and Deie tathrodenis
11 i,
Carter, fort onrirgen.
' An RIVE:T....At Cowes. Agent, reacy, from the Havannah ; and
Martha, Holland, from Waterford—At Maul, Burrows. John-
fon, from Memel—At Liverpool, Dos Amigos, —, from Cs.
die ; Sally, Webber. fro it Charlton ; John and Alice. M•Clare.
front Philad,lphia; Pegafus, —, front New York; Little WU.
barn, Baldry from Virginia; Argo, Lilly; and Charlotte, Peters,
from Nlaffathufetts-aOff Scilly, Jupiter, Law, from New York..
At Clyde. Factor, Conway, front dieto..-Off Searboro', Mica%
—, front Greenland—At Wat.rf, rd, Anna. Hunt, front Loa.
donv.-At Nantes, Montuallo, Coll,y, from Virginia-aAt Fled.
burg, Yeta, Mallon ; and Chera;lo, —..-, front St. Croix.
Extra& of a letter from linemen, dated July 9 :-...
" Our Fleeter Navigation has not yet been impeded
by the French ; but having imparte.: their hostile in‘
tention to the Duke of OLDENBURGH, it is fuppcifed
they will former or later attempt it."
The President, WiLtis, from the Cape of Good
Hope ; and the Bnurdeaux Parke:, —, from Phi-
ladelphia fur Butudeaux, are both detained and lent
into Cork.

Died, on the Rth of April Id% at Ilineforac, in the
prime of life, J,‘114 O'Coorma, Efq. of Middletor,
t,e comity of Cork, Alter three days ;noels. His
li'aeral and energetic mind, his zealous exertiors in
the concerns of hi.. friends, and for the public good
of the community in which relideJ,
his
benevolence, geneuoi.y, and sincerity, a:c 10 deeply
i prtiftd en tic hearts of tLof l 0 knt w him, that
fi.w men in private ii!c L ;se a.cd mot:: regretted by
nn nerous acqoa-ntaorrs, ne m.•re lamented by
wec of b., heart-broken widow, their
his Lear frl Lnd, a%,.1 —may Ti add to the
ornnelayitc7ilJ, ;rhont rve years old) futvived the father
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AFFAIRS OF ST. DOlerllY4o.

New Yoe it, Juws 4.—The intelligence otthe indif-
iminVe maffacre of the white French inhabitants of
Sr. Domingo is confirmed by the arrival at this port
of the Schooner Greyhound, from Cape Francois.
Letters and verbal accounts of the pat engers who
escaped, agree in reprefenting it as one of the molt
hurt id which has occurred in modern times. It began
on the t9th April, and continued, without intermif-
lion, until the t4th of May following. On the :Bth
of April, General Drs.At twas iffued a Proclamation,
explanatory of his-motives and of his future conduit,
Of which the following is a copy :
LIBERTY Olt DEATM—PRoCLAMATIOIL
JUT JAMS DSIMALINIS, GOTSILIWIL 011111/11., TO
TM, 11111•1111T1111T11 01 lIATTI.
4, Crimes, rqe mod atrocious, fuel) as were until
then volumed of, and would caufe nature to (budder,
have been perpetrated. The meafure was overheap-
ed. •At length the hour of vengeance has arrived,
and the implacable enemies of the rights of man have
Suffered the ponitimlent due to their crimes.
" My arms railed over their heads, has too long
delayed to RAHN At that firm% which the ju
tice of GOD has urged, your hands, rikhteoutly
armed, have brought the axe upon the ancient tree 1
of Revery and prejudices. In vain had time, and
wore efpccially the infernal politics of Europeans, fur-
rounded it with triple brats; you have gripped it of
-its armour; you have placed. it upon your heart,thar
you may become (like your natural enemies) cruel
and metcilefs. Like an overflowing mighty torrent,
that tears down all oppofition, your vengeful fury
has carried sway Avery thing in its impetuous course.
Thus peri(h all tyrants over innocence, all oppreffors
of mankind !
" What then? Bent for many ages under an iron
yoke : the fpnrt of the paffions of men, or their on-
jultice, and of the caprices of fortune; mutilated vic-
tims of the cupidity of white Frenchmen ; after hav-
ing fattenedwith our toils thefe infatiate blood tuckers,
with a patience and resign ation unexampled, we
could again have feen that facrileftious horde make
an attempt upon our deftrußion, without aoy difiine.
lion of fez or age ; and we, men without energy, of
no virtue, of no delicate fenfibility, Mould not we
have plunged in their breaß the dagger of defpera-
thm ? Where is that vile Haytian, fo unworthy of
his regeneration, who thinks be has not accomplifhed
the decrees of the Ere am at., by exterminating thefe
blosid.thirfty tygers 11 there be one,let him fly; in-
dignant nature difcards him from our Wan; let him
bide his theme far trout hence : the air we breathe is
-not fuited to his genie organs; it is the pure air of
Ebert's', augufi, and triumphant.
" Yes, we have rendered to there tree cannibals
war for war, crime for crime. outrage for outrage ;
yes, have Caved my country; I have avenged Ame-
rica. The avowal I make of it, in the face of earth
and heaven, conftitutes my pride and my glory. Of
what confequeoces to me is the opinion which con-
temporary and future generations will pronounce up-
on my condua? I have performed my duty ; I-n
joy my own approbation; for me that is fulficient.
lot what do 1 fay ? The prefervation of my tinforw'
tunate brothers, the tsaimony of my own confcience,
"Are not my only recommence 3 I have fees two defies
of men, barn to chesills, AB, and fuccour one ano-
ther—mixed in a world. and blended together—cry-
leg for vengeance, and difputing the hones, of the
&If blow.
Blacks and Yellows, whom the refined duplicity
of Europeans has for a long time endeavoured to
divide ; you who ate now ennfolidated, and make
but-one family ; without doubt it was neceffary that
our pule& reconciliation &mold be Pealed with the
tihiod of your butchers. Similar calamiiies have hung
nver'your profcribed/uads ; a Medlar ardour to ftrike
your enemies bas firtalifed you : the like fate is re-
ferred for you, and the like interells mutt therefore
vender you for ever one, indivilible, and infeparable.
Maintain that precious concoro, that happy harmony
among% yourfelves: it is the pledge of your happy
nets, your Salvation, and your fuccefs ; it is the Secret
of being invincible.
Is at neceffary, in order to Rrengthen there ties,'
to rec..' to your remembrance the catalogue of atro-
. cities committed again our fpecies ; the maffacre of
the entire population of this illand, meditated in the
fitence and fang-froid of the Cabinet ; the execution
of that abominable projeft, to me unbluthingly pro-
poled, and already begun by the French, with the
calmnefs and (acuity of a countenance accuftomed
to limner crimes. Guadalotme pillaged and dettroy-
ed ; its ruins Rill reeking with the blood of the
children, women, and old men put to the (word ; Pe.
LAOS (himself the vi him of their craftinefs), after
having batelv hetrayed his country and his brothers;
the brave And immortal lltenesssr, blown into the
air with the tort whit:. he defended, rather than ac-
cept their offered chains. Magnanimous warrior!
that n,tble death, far from enfeebling our courage,
Serves only to roufe within us the determination of
avenging or of following thee. Shall i again recall to
your memory the plots lately framed at leremie the
terrible explosion that was to be the refult, notwith-
(landing the generous pardon granted to thefe incor-
rigible beings at the eapulfien of the French army ?
The deplorable fate of our departed brothers in Eu-
rope? and (dread harbinger of death) the frightful
defpotifm exercifed at• Martinique ? Unfortunate
people of Marainique, could I brit fly to your 'M-
ance, and break your fetters! Alas! an infermount-
able bin ter separates us. Perhaps a (park from the
fame fire which enflames us, will alight into your bo-
toms : perhar, at the found of this commotion, rod.
deftly Awakened Irom your lethargy, with arms in
your land', you will reclaim your faired and im-
pre :en pubic rights.
" After the tet I ble example which I have just given,
that, former or latter, Divine Juftice will unchain on
ear tit fone mighty maids, above the weaknefs of the
•01-ar, for the dear cation and terror of the wicked;
t I tyrant., ufut pets, fcourges of the new world!
our daggers are lharpened ; your punithrnent is
ready! ti xty thoulcrid men, equipped,inureti to war,
r%rdient to my orders, tacrn to offer a new Sacrifice
to the male, of their affaffinated brothers. Let that
,n:c who may he mad and daring enough to
. Nt,:v.ls, at its approach, the irtitated
out .•1 the bufthn of the
his menacing afret throws the
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pieeet ; to Ms formidable voice the laws of fiatute
pay obedience; difeafes, plague, famine, conflagra-
tion, poifon, are, his conttant attendants. But why
calculate on the affifiance of the climate and of the
elements ? Have I forgot that I command a people
of no common call, brought up in adverfsty, whufe
audacious daring frowns at ()Wades and ilicreafes by
dangers? Let them come, then, thee homicidal
Cohorts ? I wait for them with firmnefs and with a
Ready eye. I abandon to them freely the fea (bore,
and the places where cities have exitted, but woe to
thole who may approach too near the mountains ! It
were better for them that the fea received them into
its profound abyfs, than to be devoured by the anger
of the children of Hayti.
" War to Death to Tyrants !" this is-my motto;
"Liberty ! Independence !" this is our rallying cry.
"Generals,officers,foldiers,a little unlike him who
has preceded me, the ex-general Toussmax Lou-
varroa s, I have been faithful to the promife which
I made to you when I took up arms againfl tyranny,
and whilft the tali (park of life remains in me I fhall
keep my oath. " Never again fhall a colonift or an
European let his foot upon this territory with the title
of mafter or proprietor." This refolution
henceforward form the fundamental balls of our
conflitution.
" Should other chiefs, after me, by porfuing a con•
duet diametrically oppofite to mine, dig their own
graves and thofe of their own fpecies, you will have
to accufe only the law of deftiny, which (ball have
taken me away from the happinefs and welfare of
my fellow citizens. May my fucceffors follow the
path I (hall have traced out for them ! It is the fyf-
tem belt adapted for confolidating their power; it is
the higheß hoinage.they can render to my memory.
" As it is derogatory to my charatler and my dig-
nity to punifh the innocent for the crimes of the
guilty, a handful of whites, commendable by the
religion they have always profeffed, and who have
backs taken the oath to live with us in the woods,
have experienced my clemency. I order that the
(word refpea them, and that they be unmoleßed.
" I recommend anew and order all the Generals of
Departments, etc. to grant fuccours, encouragement,
and protation, to all neutral and friendly nations,
who may with to eflablil commercial relations in-this
" Head•Ctarters at the Cape, aBth npra,lBo4, nrft year o
independence.
The Governor-General, (Signed) DISSALIIIIS.
A true Copy. " The Secretary-General,
" JUST( CHAMLATTIL"
This Proclamation had the cleft which was in.
tended; it nerved, the arm of the already too enfan.
guined negro, and extinguiftied in his bnfom the laft
(park of humanity. The work of death was accele-
rated ; and on the ,4th of May, when the Grey-
hound left the Cape, the infuriated foldicty had la-
creficed to their unrelenting policy not lets than asoo
human beings. The work of deftrudtion then ceafed
from neceffity, for no more viftims remained.
The details we have received of thefe tranfaiions,
are Blocking to the ear. Indeed,-no language of
which we are capable, can defcribe with accuracy
the horrors of the carnage, which had no refpeet to
the infirmity of age, or the innocence of childhood ;
but involved in one -common ruin, and frequently
with the fame fword, the infant fucking at the
and the unoffending mother from whom it derived
its nourintinent.
On the 14th of May, DISSALINES left the Cape by
way of Port-de-Pali and Gonsalves, for the porpof:
of enforcing the terms of the following Proclamation
which he had c:Lufed to be ;filled in that part of the
Ifland of St. Domingo inhabited by the Spaniard..
He alfo ordered that the occupiers of bottles f11,0,:d
remove, with all pofiible (peed, to a ditch at the fide
of the mountain, the dead bodies of the murdered
which remained in the fireeta, that they might not
be either devoured by the dogs, or be fuffeted to
produce a pest:lc-.ce.
LIBERTY Ott DEATH —I'ROCLAMATION.

JIaM JACCIZIES DESSALISES, GOVERNOR GENERAL. r 6
/-1411 INHasIrAFTs of THE ....PANI•H PART.
" Scarce had doe French army been expelled,
when you haftened to acknowledge ni, authority;
by a free and fpontaneouto movement 01 ileart,
you ranged yonrfelves under my fubjedi . More
careful of the profperity than the ruin oft oat pit
which you inhabit. I gave to this homage a favootra•
Isle reception. From that moment I have confidered
you as my children, and my fidelity to you remains
undiminithed. As a proof of my paternal lulicitude,
within the places which have fool/muted to my power,
I have propofed for Ct.iefs none but men chofen from
amongst yourfelves. Jealons of counting you in the
rank of my friends, that I might give yon all the
time neceicary for leer/lie:lion, and that I might af-
fore myfelf of your ti&iity, I have hitherto rearain-
ed the burning ardour 01 my fi.tdiers. Already I
congratulate myfelf on the fucccfs of my folicitude,
which had for its objed to prevent the effufinn of
blood; but at this time a fanatic plea had not kind.
led i., your brealls the rage which predominates
therein: the incented Fssitarao had not yet inllilled
into you the poifon of talfet.ood and calumny.—
Wiitings, originating in defpair and weaknefs, have
been circulated; and immediately tome amongst you,
feduced by perfidious infinuations, ft:kited the friend-
(hip and protedion of the French; they dared to nut-
taia,C my kindnefs, by coalefcing with my cruel ene-
mies. Spaniards, mile& ! On the brink of the pre-
cipice which is dug under your feet, will that diabo-
lical minitier Cave you, when with fire and (word
than have purfued you to your lad entrenchments ?
" Ah 1 without doubt, his prayers, his grimaces.
his relics, would be no impediment to my career.
Vain as powerlefs, can be preferve you from my jult
anger, after I mall have buried him, and the collection
' of brigands lie commands, under the ruins of your
capital ! Let them both tecnl!ed thanit is before my
intrepid phalanxes that ail the rriources and the (kill
of Enropcans have proved ineffettual : and that into
my vidoirious bonds the deitiny of the Captain Gene-
ral knehambeau has been furrendered. To lure the
Spaniards to their party, they propagate the report
that vends laden with troops have aolived at Saint
Domingo. Why is it not the tooth Huy little ima-
gine that, in delayini; to attack them until this t;mc,
my principal ohjed has been t.' I.4er then ((rim-seal:
the male of our ref,,iirc,s, nod the nortr)er yf our
rriaims. To fpread dirtriati and l.:;or, in:r.l
land! dwell upon the tar
jilt expfrienced: but have I i:.14 os•.,
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Spaniards ? and Mull I vifit oh the latter the Crimes
which the former have conceived, ordered, and ex-
ecuted upon our fpecies ! They have the effrontery
to fay, that, reduced to feek fafety in nigh , I am
gone to conceal my defeat in the fouthein part of the
&incl. Well then ! Let them learn that lam ready;
that the thunderbolt is going to fall on their heads.
Let them know that my foldiers are impatiently
waiting for the fignal to go and re-conquer the
boundaries which nature and the elements have
affigned to us. A few moments more, and I (hall
ceruili the remnant of the French under the weight
of my mighty power.
Spaniards! you, to whom I addrefs nayfelf,fole-
ly becaide I with to five you; you who, for baying
been guilty of evalion, thall fpeedily preferve your
eziftence only fo far at my clemency may deign to
fpare you ; it is vet time ; abjure pn error which may
be fatal to you ; and break off all connections with
my enemy, if you with your blood may not be con-
founded with his. Name to me, without delay, that
pan of your territory on which my fir( blow is to
be (truck, or inform me whether I mutt (hike on all
points without difciimination. I give you fifteen
days, from the date of chi; notification, to forward
your left intentions, and to rally under my banners.
You are not ignorant that all the roads of St. Do-
mingo in every direelion are familiar to us; that
more than once we have lien your difperfed bands
fly before 'us. In a word, you know wliat I can
do, and what I dare ; think of your prefervatinn.
" Receive here.the facred promife which I make,
not to do any thing againtt your perfonal fafety or
your intereft, if you fcize upon this occafion to thew
yourfelves worthy of being admitted amongit the
children of Hayti.
" Head-quartera, at the Cape, May Bth, 1804,
" Fa& year of Indepeney.
" The Governor• General, (Signed) D sssss leas.
" A true Copy. The Secretary-General,
" Jurre CH AAAAA
The quantity of filver plate, jewellery, Fitld ar-
ticles, &c. plundered from the dead, and brought in
by the negroes, was immenfe, and frequently offered
for fate, at half its value.
Oa the 2:d April, Fort Dauphin was pillaged, a
part of the town deftroyed, and the whites maf-
leered to the number of trots 85 to 92.
A few days afterwards, the French inhabitants of
St. Jago, and other parts of the interior, were ef-
coned to the Cape under a throng guard, and there
butchered.
A Danith fchooner, lying at the Cape,,with pal-
fengers from St. Thomas, was feized, and every
tailor and Feininger on board maffacred.
Of the white perfons who efcaped from the Ifland,
almoft by miracle, feveral have arrived at this port,
in the Greyhound; nine in the Almy, which failed
for New York, fix days before tin. Greyhound, viz.
CARN4 and Daughter, Blum, Wife and Son,
D'Atsas, Asraix GAZARBAU and Wife; and in
the Nancy, for Chericftown, Meffrs. Osivita and
Gaosnoa.

LONDON MARKETS;

CORN-E7CCHANGE, FRIDAY, JULY 20.
This day we have Wheat In middling fupply, but not much of
the heft quality, which fold at better prices. We have few a-vivalv
of Barley and Malt, which are dearer. Peafe and Beans keep up
their prices.. Oats are In ritatil fupply ; heR temples are rattier
dearer, but other forts are-heavy. Floe American Flour 30$ to
341. per barrel.
GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER
Wheat, sil.. 414.655. per qr. White Peaft, 431.495. eid.
Vase Ditto, 675. 683. 6d. Beans, 3811 445. Od.
Rye, ,6.. Son. od. Tick Ditto art. 38s.
Barley,t7s. 335. od. . Oats, amass. a6s.
Malt, 655. ;111. od. Poland ditto; 171. aBs.6d.
Fine ditto, ocs. oos. od. Rape Seed, 371. to 401. per Taft
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine Flour 4ts. to sm. Seconds 4os. to 4ss. per tack. -
RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including only Irani the
2d of July to the 7th of July.—Total 6179 Quarter'..
Average Is 3.1,1.—t5, 3d lower than loft fauns.
A RETURN OF FLOUR,
Front the 7th of July to the 13th of July.
Tutal-.22.745 tacks—Average 493. 3 i'l.-..
16 714. hi7laer t 11... bit return.
INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRJDOE, JULY 19.
Wheat per load 121 es to 171 55
Barley per quarter il Rs to tl 12$
Ors per ditto il Rs to sl irs
Beans per dia. 21 OS to 21 48
Peak per ditto il 14s to al 41
PRICE OF HOPS.
SAGS. rocerys.
Rant - 31 105 to 41 Ica Kent - 41 os to 51 Os
Saes - 31 1.25 10 41 6s Sorra - 41 01 E. 41 tos
Wei - 31 lOs to 41" 6a Farnham 61 cs to 41 cs
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Old Duty a 50,,c01.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH.
41 to to 51 Of PoCkeS 41 13i to !I les
PRICE OF SEEDS.

Red Clover

401 to ;St per cwt.

White ditto
Trefoil
Carraway
Coriander,
Turnip..

40. to 9ss do.
Ice to 441 do.
Os to Os do.
131 to its do.
t6s to 261 ptr WA.

White Muftard Seed, Ss to tos 6,1 do.
Brown ditto, its to 161 do.
Canary, 7, oil to Es 6.1 do.
Ryc Orals 20t Cti to :2, cd per quarter.
PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.
itnithfickl. St. J.itrics's. Whiterhapel.
Kiyperload 4 oto4 15 t to ot,i4 a c 4 4to 5 10 o
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