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which hashroa Ira+ 1111jatlrili to tbslith
instant.
The gashergh Cortistoadnot, as tray be expettei
from all papers printed under French influence, tiani:
niaes the successes 'or NApOutom, and dwells with.
trisg pleasure on the cjitails which have already
been given in the French Bulletins. On these - we
are already b'efore the need not dwell, as they
The* also amplify the particulars* Yespecting the
Regenervion of Poland. On this point we have
only to remark, that were this the real and only mo-
tile of gAroccoN's movements, all honest men
would approve of his'conduct ; but when*we see the
Austrian portion of that ill'=used country excerhed
the boon of freedom, whp can for a moment

11.1Pda IN7I4I.IO.ENCE.
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Dublin • • 1 1 Op/yaw 0,
Waterford • • I I Mr* . • • .11
Cadis • 0 0 Ashok • • a.'• • r
Labor • i• - 1 •
-Malta a 0 and Halifax 1 • ,
AILptiCArrItIVATZERS. • •
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,T 14014 HALIFAX, imikb Merl
'Mar 1812, incit!T.9 Al LLOYD'S i
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n You vial ha4e karat by this time that the Ame...
Tian Government have.declared War against Great
.11ritain, and that a 'great number of privateers have
been fitted 'Att. it the difibrent ports of the United
States,:insti embrace the eAilieit opportunity of
ydui that within these few days a number of
privateers have arrived on this coast, which they are
7scouring from the Get of Canso to 'Cape Sable.
The Bay of Fundy swarms with them, and we had

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'Officer% leeemblvel to flireetlgete the abates anti Ireeguierftles
prevaleetin that I am isOw to acquaint you, that althengh
tbe. misconduct of Capt.in Dawson apprareel to be of a more
capable 9atire than Hat of others who have !thready incurred the
penalty of removal from the service,, inasmuch as he appeared to
iwitinbilf imity et those gross instance,: of peculation and Illus.
r tice, which certain of his brother Captains permitted to be prat.-
ages
/ tlied by the. me of their respective Companies; yet,
1 under elk the mutes a the case, I hate considered it et.
pedient to 'to the Prince Regent, that the -application of
/ Osptain Ditbsonto withdraw his request for a Coon-martial be
•accedeti tailliscm the condition of lib dismissal from his Majesty's
1 service; with such marked public* att may be considested due
to the infamy of conduct attsiosgindgeg by the prisoner's desire
to aeo&l investigation, and his voluntagy acquiescence in such
penalty.--1 hoe, therefore, to acquaint you, that the Prince Re. 1
gdnt has been pleetbd, la the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
jesty,
to command that Captain Dawson shall be dismisse.l from
his. Majesty's service accordingly, and that the grounds of his
dismissal sball be circulated throughout the • Army, in reference
to the communications of the decisions already passed upon ins.
•gularlties of the Ist Surrey Militia, in which the intimation of
Oaptain Dawsun's trial by Conmenartial was included.
" Your Lardtitip will acquaint me with the day open which
the Prince Regent's pleasure is made known to Captain Dew-
- son, as from that day he will cease to receive pay 'nide Majesty's
• service. I atn, dtc. (Signed) "Faausatca,
Commander.in-ChieC

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yesterdayreport that a number ef them were in
be blinded by his professions? COURTS MARTIAL.
. the Gulph of St. Laurence.. I cannot ascertain, how- Hoase-Gvaans, ;inset'
The Swedes 'continue their exertions with incite-
'ever, that this report Is correct, but, should it be, I At a Cotrrt-Martial held at Chester, Lieutenant
nog vigour, and for this purpose new andmore ex-
fear they will cut off a. number of the Quebec fleet. WILLIAM Nast, of the Royal North Lincoln Militia,
ned on the undermentioned charge, vi erosive powers have been conferred on the Ceows ,
„Then is a large fleet to leave the Bay of ita-- 1 nserarrsaaaail
,
loos and infamous behaviour, unbecoming' theze.lni.
PRINCE. But the most important intelligence brought .
in a few days. under pleitectispn of his Majesty's ship railer of an Officer and a Gentleman, in calumniously circulating
by this conveyance, relates to the military operations a report at Chester, in or about the month of July, and in or
Leman, for England; bet the Admiral is making about the tbooth of December, limo prejmileial to the honour,
oldie' Russians, which have been attended with a -
. arrangementi- for their -being protected, some little l' characters and reputation of Adjutant Gibbon Cullen, of the
degree of success highly. gratifying. 1 .
distance to the Eastward by two frigates and an ad tart rdiment by false! stating to severalpelsOns, that Adju-
taurca,.. had' been broughtY" before the halbert and their
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By the following letter, the rumours that have . .
ditional sloop of war. I stripped to be punished for theft; thereby tending oideprive the
amid Adjutant Gibbon Cullen of that influence, authority, and
been circulating for some days, are confirmed to 2
1 „The Harmony, Bsvasta. of Newfoundland ; the
considerable extent : • command, necessary to the discharge of his duty as an Officer
I Berbice packet, Moneta, of Teignmoush ; and the In his Msty's service.
.tOOITINBURGH, AUGUST I 4.. i William, HARE, of Bristol, were captured by Amen-. The Co"Ctrt found the prisoner Guilty, and sentenced
•
18 On the 25th ultimo the French attacked the ad. him to be dismissed front the Regiment.
can privateers, off Cape Sable, the middle of last
lanced guard of General Bagration, but were driven m HORSE-GUARDS, AUGUST 3.
month : the latter has been retaken by the INDIANHORSE-GUARDS,
back with the loss of 8000 men. On the seine day
sloop of war, and arrived here. At a Court-martial held at Hythe, Lieut. Litetal
-
tile main Russian army was attacked, and eqttally APPELIUS, of the 85th Regiment of Foot, was at.,
~ The Anne, SANDERS{, from this port to St. John's, reigned upon the undermentioned charges, • wit.
stressful, the French being repulsed dish the lota
iis taken by an American privateer." . Ist. Foe scandalous and infamous conduct, unbecoming the
o'6ooo men.
1 character of an Officer and a Gentleman, in falsersad snag-
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 18. ciously asserting to Captain Hylton, of the 85th Regiment, at
" On the 30th and 31st ult. a French corps, ender
i Arrived off this port his Majesty's ship ATALANTA, link°, in Portugal, on or abwi the 14 l'u'e,l6 11, thatlies Illii"
tie command of Oudinot, attacked the Russians lin. tenant Appelius, had pulled Major Mein, of the tam tesisuera
from New-York and Halifax ; left the latter place by the nose, and taken his (Lieutenant Appellues) feet from the
° •
der the command of General Osterman, and were re- the 23d July : the day previous (22d) nine American ssuctibrastle seat of honour, or words to that effect ; and if Major
Mein had added that to the charge which be had given in against
pulsed with great
.sliughter, leaving 3000 prisoners, ' merchantmen were sent in by our cruizers. him (Lieutenant Appelius) on or about December last, meaning
(pieces of-cannon, and a great quantity of baggage. Sailed the Chesterfield packet, with mails and 1810, it would have been nothing but the truth.
their loss% killed is estimated at 5000 men. - dispatches for Cadiz. 1 ad. In falsely and maliciously propagating and mewing between
1 the I nth and Seth of June, 1811, to the Officers of the 85t' Re.
" The greateit activity prevails in preparing the .
i DEAL, AUGUST so. , ginsent, then serving in Portugal, that be (Lieuttoant Appebus)
intended exprtlition ; its destination is supposed to be . bad pulled)Major Meta by the nose, and taken his (Lieutenant
, Arrived his Majesty's ships &no and Rravnt.s. Appelius's) feet from the Hudibradric seat of honour, or words
Holstein, rom. eranias- or some part of the Prussian from a cruize ; and the Earl of Leicester, DUCKER, to that effect • and further falsely and maliciously propagating and
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'Waste.", i from Lisbon.—The Fenatsroez lugger has a signal re-asserting the same calumny between the Bth of August and
the 7th of September, 181 s to several of the Officers of the lye
The advices received by Government by the Got- for convoy for Portsmouth.—Wind S.W. ! companies of the 85th regiment, then under the command of
tenburgh Mail, bring down the intelligence from St: i YARMOUTH, AUGUST 40. 1 Major Mein, at the Regimental Depot at Hatishans or Silverhill ;
This morning sailed the LEVERET sloop with con. the above expressions and assertions being absolutely false, and
Pettrsburgh to the 21st ult. The Estexamt -was- grn'ly to the prejudice and dishonour of Major. Mein's charac-
voy for Heligoland ; and TICKLER and KING Gleams
dilly expected at that capital, on his return from ter, both as an Officer and a Gentleman, and highly subversive
' cutters:—Arrived the ACUTZ gun-brig, Lieutenant of good order andmilhary discipline, a:4 in breach of the Ar-
Moscow, where he hadmade every arrangement for . Momutta., from a cruize, and remains with the SoLz. Wes of war.
I-vigorous defence. , The same precautions were' BAY, Honarto, Reeeneasr, and BLUTOMART. The Court found the prisoner guilty of the first
tag at Bt. PetersbUrgh. .• . . CORK, AUGUST 14. chait,e, but acquitted him of the second. He was
.
Arrived,-his Majesty's ship VIRAGO, Lieutenant sentenced to be dismissed the service.
it acquitted the prisoner of the
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PITTAN a she et several Americans, all licensed ; second charge, deemed it a duty, in justice to Major
and brought to, off this harbour, yesterday, , The Court, though
the Ame-
rican ship Clenpatra, of Philadelphia, four days out Mein's character, to state, that in the course of the
Satan ,
trial, circumstances transpired-fully su
,
cient to clo-
ak Liverpool, with a licence, having a valuable car aerate Major Mein from any imputation of being ac-
'which she permitted to proceed on her voyage fr tuated by any illiberal mctive in preferring the se-
Philadelphia: on Sunday, spoke the TALBOT sloop cond charge.
Of war, from Plymouth, proceeding on a cruize,
after having seen into that port, the Transport No. I The Court farther marked its approbation of the
`fit``
239; and a-large American ship in ballast, her prize ; firm and clear manner in which Captain GLaw de-I
. : vietoriotk
land, on Tuesday last, she fell in with a small brig, livered his evidence on the trial; and expressed its
prom(
from Oporto, bound to this port, part of a fleet which severest animadversion on the evasive and reluctant ,
with 1
sailed from thence the 3d inst. under convoy of his manner in which the-testimony of Captain HYLTON head
Majesty's ship JARPRR. Also arrived, his Majesty's iw" given' from
ship Paorecron, 12 guns, Lieut. MITCItII4I.II, with i Letters received at Plymouth from several officers`
two Transports, Nos. 152 and 172, on board of one of the advance of the Allied Army, dated Penambra.' enemy,
of which was a number of invalids, belonging to the and Littdalava Straval, the 25th ult. state, that the sued '
i Royal African Corps, from the coast of Africa—she manoeuvres exhibited by both armies for a week, our ,
left Goree, in Senegal, on the 21st of June last— feigned retreat, and Marmont's advance, were like a
our African colonies were all in a healthy state I— game of chess skilfully played; but Lord Welling- , . '
they put in here for a supply of water and provisions, ton had the best of the game, by his many skilful
'of which they were in great want. The Cince tri.. manoeuvres. The manoeuvring on the 22d, the Rio.'
gate, 32 guns, Capt. WOOLCOMBIC, is appointed to riouidi of Victory, was performed with great re-
join the ships on this station, and expected in directly gularity, each party waiting a favourable opportunity
from Portsmouth. to outflank the other. At last, by a sudden move-
ment, the three divisions, of which I was one, thus
outflanked their left, and commenced the actions
which soon became general ; the gallant lads of the ,
third division then charged upon a steep hill, under
a discharge of grape and canister, and performed '
'several manoeuvres, with the precision of a review
day, without firing a shot. Had the French be-
haved properly, they might have annihilated the
whole division, as they were twice our numbers, and
covered by a rugged rocky ridge ; however, we soon
charged them through and through with the bayonet, I
and they gave way on all sides. Marmont lost an
arm, and his 'troops are flying in all directions, not
knowing who is their commander. Our dragoons on
the 23d, with the 95th rifles, cut Out a retreating co-
lumn of 3000, making 2000 prisoners. Several eagles
are taken, 12,000 killed and wounded, and 9000 pri-
soners, the first day, with nineteen pieces of cannon.
You must excuse the several scrawls, as I am writing
on the bare ground, under a vertical sun. We are all
iivouacqued, and within twenty-one leagues of Madrid.
A party of the Allied Army entered a village just as
Marmont had his arm dressed, and had retreated an
hour ; but, it is said, died from fatigue and loss of
blood. In short, my dear friend, this glorious day,
we believe, has almost finished the game in Spain.
The Spaniards and Portuguese fought like lions, and
gave hardly any quarter. The charge of our cavalry
was almost incredible. The Sbarpnell shells also did
great execution. We suffered great fatigues, but
under such a glorious commander as Lord Welling.
ton we bear every thing with pleasure, satisfaction,
and cheerfulness. Adieu! you shall bear again as
we get towards Madrid."

We step the Press to state, that Government have
received a Russian Bulletinidated on the Slst•nlo
tif which the following is a copy t
" Klesslkski, fey Sl.
* Yeontrday and to-day Lieut.-General Count
einavirtzur dented the corps of Marshal OUDI-
IPOT• near Dvroa-Juhibowa, between Polotch and
Mech. The advanced guard and reserve of Count
WITGENSUIN pursued the enemy closely. A great
Tort of the baggage of the French had been already 11
den by the Russians.
.0 The heat-day hepfended to pursue the enemy,
ad alter passing the Dwina with or without opposi-
thy from Otnasofs corps, it was his intention to
tie upon M'Dturazo, to relieve Courland and Li.
uenia.

* At the departure of the Courier the Russians had
taade 3000 prisoners and taken two pieces of cannon,
sad were continuing in pursuit of the enemy. They
bad driven them back 60 miles."

WINDSOR, AUGUST 20.

On Tuesday afterncon, after the Parricosses had!
liven directions at the Princess ELIZABETH'S Cot-I
;age, at Old Winehor' for the necessary preparationki
to be made there for the celebration of the Duke or,
Cuenca's Birth-day, they remained there dash% '
the evening, drank tea, Sc. Princess SoemA is a link
better, but not well enough to ride out. Princesi
ensuLorrs of WALES rides out with Princess Au-
CUTS. Yesterday Princess CHARLOTTE took an airing,
iu tier photon and
.greys, accompanied by Lady De.
Clifford, by Sand-pit (sate, and through the rides.—
Princess Euzsarrsrwas at her Cottage yesterdaf,
and today, to prepare for the entertainment to be
ten, by her Royal Highness, in honour of her Royal
Birch-day to.morrew.

THE ARMY.

The 23d Light Dragoons are to be reviewed by
his Royal Highness the PRINCii REGENT, on Mon-
daY, at Hounslow Heath.
The Troop Horses of the Life Guards are order-
ed to be picketed, in Hyde-park, immediately, to
prepare them for the general service of the field.
Major CASIAC is appointed to the command of,
the ' four troops of Life Guards, about to embark
for Spain.
• ' The French Duke D'Axoom.nts is said to have,
received the PRINCE Reortir's permission to join the
pritish Army, as a volunteer, on the Peninsula.
Marshal BERESTORD was twice wounded in the
battle of Salamanca; first, being grazed by a grape-
shot ; lastly, by a musket-ball, which entered about
four inches under the let breast, and, passing round
his body, was cut out under the back bone. The
Marquis of WELLINGTON, besides the shot which"
..trazed his thigh, had a musket ball pass through
is holsters.
t Hoteouring and Centtaling Duerters.—A person
named Saunders, residing in the neighbourhood of
Clerkenwell, was convicted on Wednesday, at Queen-
square Office, in the penalty of £2O, for having
I knowingly concealed a deserter named Spratt, be-
!longing to the Coldstream regiment of Guards; and
, be net paying the same fine, was committed to priagi
„until the tame be paid.
I, Tne Court of Direetors have taken of-the restrict:
• lions imposed on the Madras suspended Officers, who
Ii were reinstated in their ranklB months agn; and they
are now permitted to return to their duty in India.
• HORSE-GUARDS, AUGUST 10.
corY or A LETTIR ADDRESSED BY HIS ROYAL 11/01IN1tll
THR COMMANDER4N-CHIET, TO MINIMAL THE URI.
OP CHATHAM, EC 0. OR GENERAL OrIICIR COMMAS.
DINO Tlii EASTRRN DISTRICT.
es roact•othia es, ave. 4, MIL
is Mr Loan.•-•In refereneetto the Prince Regent's sellimenik
as conveyed in my letter of the Inth of lucre last that a Clonemlti
Court-Martial should be assembled, for the Trial of Captain I
Dawson, of the tat Royal Surrey Regiment of MUNN sec
st; abssparestsondirby *it Mae Wore the SIAMet4:2I

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The Birthday of hik Royal Highness the Duke
Of CLARENCE was celebrated with splendour, this
(ab at Windsor: all the Royal Brothers were pre= •.
IPlit on this festive occasion. •
The Legislature of Caraccas have passed two Act
Ida one enacting, that all foreigners without &stint- !
daaf who shall introduce into any ports of that StateiV
!Imeie, either in silver or gold, shall be exempt front',
import duty ; and shall only pay six per cent: export i
LI
on the amount of the produce purchased with'
"silver so imported, and eight per cent. on those '
Mitbases made with the gold ; and that all indivi. 1,
Moms of the Confederation shall-in the first case pay
'fo. le
a per cent. and in the second six per cent.; anal
.th Other enacting, that all persons, and particularly
fieign meschants, shall be allowed to import into
ell of the ports of the Stste of the Caraccas, twelvh I
. thousand muskets, for which the importer of the first
Cur fitousand, shall receive at the rate of thirty dol.
.hsis fur each musket ; for the second four thousand,
at the rate of twenty-five dollars each ; and for the
lict four thousand, at the rate of twenty dollars each,
the, whole free from import duties, provided the said
Intportation shall take place within eight months from
the date of publication; (the 13th of May last).

yacht,
Majest,
and

Although the efforts of affrAysnirtr, to convert me-
*a-of no value into pure gold, proved unsuccessful,
a fteo,seems to be made, at the present Era, towards
attaining this Grand Derideraras. : for if, as is now
actually the case, a Blank has the chance to obtain
Fifty Thousand rounds, why should the discovery of
Philosopher's Stone be absolutely despaired'of, pard.
cularly as a single Ticket in the present Lottery,
whether Blank. or Prize, may shags a Ratan, in
the ith of Septailbet.
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•plot xAlllLD,.ttlO&srli
tea 0%8O:ik In she Itesaise,
rs This: day our town has been in a state of coltfu- '
n and riot, which has not yet.ceased. Lord Mit.
K, the Earl of.Efrensouass, Messrs. 'Worrt.av,
RICE,R, and. coaster, Ju,stices of the Peace, sire' .
no* tele.' The horse •soldiers are parading:the
sets, and the militia are rtndt+ artits.- The pep. •
:e have drawn up a paper,. which thpy. have called
on the flour-dealers to sign, Ong iging that tley
ll sell flour at Ss. per stone; and threatening them
they do not, to destroy their premises. L believe
fit of them have complied ; and there hlie been I ,
ale hundred stones sold at that price this afternoon,
all parts of the town. Lord MILTON made a .1
rech to the populace, and told them they must en.
avour to wait until the harvest was got in, at .1 '
iich they were much infuriated. The mob threw I
reral stones at his Lordship, but the military pin-
ned him. Some of them threatened to proceed to i
'entworth-house. What seems most alerming is,
at every night there are meetings of the mob in
e orcinity of the town : I trust, however, all will be '
tiled' peaceably. It is now ten o'clock at night,
id the town seems tolerably •tranquil. Flour of late
,s sold for 7s. per stone, nearly treble to what it is .
Id foe on ordinary occasions."
Exictrrrox a Bowt.ea.-.This morning the man
ho attempted to shoot Mr. Burroughs some time
tee, at Appleton, near Harrow, was ezecnted in
Dnt of Newgate, pursuant to his sentence. Up zo
iterday afternoon, the wretched man indulged a
,pe of forgiveness, and when that ray was emir'.
fished, we are given to understand that he prepared
r death as a man alight to do under sim lar circuit).
ances, and took a farewell of his relatives with be-
n-sling fortitude.
The following is an extract of a letter from the
arracas, dated the 6th of July 1-. Jo This country
is been in a dreadful state of distress since the earth.
lake. There is nothing to be procured but vegeta.
es. The Corbin Army are at Maracay. Tie two
mills have met several times, and the Carracasians
ive each time bed the advantage. The embargo
111 continues."
Hien Wyman, AuoosZ 19.—T6 commemorate
e glorious Battle of Salamanca a most splendid alto. I
ination took place on 'Tuesday, the 18th instant.
-At eight o'clock the rejoicings were opened
_by a
AMC
of one and twenty guns from the Royai.Mill. j.
bells. College, which was followed by a joyful peal of 1,
The front of the ge and thi Mayor's
me, with peculiar taste and grandeur, first bright.
led upon the view, and in a few minutes, the general
cling of gratitude seemed to spread itself from 1
)use)useto house, until the whole town presented one , ,
impleee blase of happiness. At well-timed inter.
ds, during the favourable gloom of so mild an
'ening, the scene was pleasingly enlivened by the
•illiant ascent of rockets, and a display of other fire. '
orks from the roof of the College, producing a most
riking effect, whilst •it excited the continued appro. 4
Won of a gazing crowd. The whole was kept op ;
11 a late hour, and all distinction appeared to be lost
i the universal harmony that prevailed around two
ogsheads of strong beer, which were distributed by
to Offieers themselves amongst the delighted pis.
ulate, received with hats off, and repeated cheers of 1
Goat bless the KING and braveWELLiouroo for ever."
1-In large ignited letters, oierihe grand entrance to
le College, was presented to the people, amidst the 1
congestiw.ling of applause, .1 Wett.morotr," under
inch flameda most appropriate transparency, of the ,
ietorious Hero himself, in full length (designed
romptly and zealously by Major Loverr) encircled
,ith rays of the brightest glory—Flame crowning his
earl with laurels, and sounding a flourish of victory I ,
rom a trump strung with the British Flag, whilst 4 ,
be French Eagles he prostrate at his feet.; and the
nervy, in the background, retired at full speed, pr.
ued by our brave countrymen.
On the 12th of August, in honour of the.PRINCII
ZEDENT'S Birth-day, the Marquis of HUNTLEY gave
L noble entertainment to some hundred. of his
and tenantry at Dalwhinnie. -An ox was toasted 1
thole, besides a great number of shee,; the day was
sawed in the greatest conviviality; and the company,
Liter being plentifully regaled with n.. in.piring•
shiskey, concluded toe festivity wit ~tic stns,
which they kept up till a late hour.
We are happy to find that the report ;he many
ives were lost in the suburbs of Riga, was unit:misled,
The suburbs of that city are e... . elybom d towni
out the place is in the best state t 'deielsoe, hawing a
garrison of 25,000 men, witii i pruviiion.
Mr. SCROPZ, a Pellow of King's. College, Cam.
bridge, who betted 5000 guineas, , enme time since,
that he
.swam from Englehuist, 4e *slit qi Lord
CAVAN, op the Southampton river .to the Isle of'
Wight,,. received 750 guineas forfeit from the .
sporthfg Gentleman with whom he made. this wager..
On theist instant, the aonusl sailing match took,
place at Milford, when the cup given by Lord Caw.
nos was sailed for by two very fine pkastne-boate,
the projserty of Mr. Royce, South Sea Merchant, ars4
Mr. Nolte's: after a well-contested ince Mr. Rtrresee
boat, the Gooetnir, proved the winner; this is the third
cup won by that boat. Six prizes of trawl nets and
money; given by the Right Hon. R. F. Gasevitzs. •
for the benefit of the fishermen of Milford Haven,
were also sailed for by .14 trawling-boats, iu three
classes. Lord and Lady CAWDOR, with a large party,
were, during the contest, on Ward his Lordship's
yacht, cruising in the Haven they also visited his
Majesty'-. ship Tovouetrz, lying in Milford Road, ,
and were saluted on leaving that ship ; after which a
party (about 50) dined at the Nelson Hate!, where
Lord Combo' presided ; the band belonging to the
Local Militia playing in the garden.
CORN MARKET, MAIUcLANI, AAJOUST el.
To-day the Market has Ist; *sr, arr.vala of Whew, atoll nn
much of remaking scppliat. Wes fully sustain 'last prkes. Mat
and White Ibeas likewise. Bailey rather Wader. The samemay
be observed hi Beans of each descr:ricni. 'We stUl have s c -
tiaussica of very short supplies of Oats, .sad the u Ads 'pia s,
muted at a further advance. Flour at late rims.
CURRENT PRICIS AI WILLI
Wheat, 90s. 12. k. 148$. Nish Wis SOL
Tana ditto, t Me. i sss. Whin& •
Rye 7tts Oats, ells. Icts.•Ths. • .
Barley, e05.6411-od. pelsry Nrsr., VC&
MAN ass 914. notassii din" .
wws. Peas (mss) Tk "air Send '
4111.71- Tea.
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