... famne prices as a laff waek, beft ISs. current prices t24s to 20,. Oats fold heavily, and prices were nearly uas ?? day, Potatoe n Oats 21s; to 24's. curre.t prices of corsansosi Oats lljs. to t 21 s. PeaCe --id Beans I Gs. to ?? a 588 Bolls of Wheat ...

... roll.. diiiner (a Cpccies of Coup maigrt) warer inu which fifi,, wsth mc sin; pieces or broirso Dread, ?? lettuce leaves, potato peels, low thle and the gieen tops of radilhes hard been boiled. ~h~it itsite the was fo nantieous, he could not eat it the ...

... length is feldbm or ever met with. Infiances f extraordinari Produce in the Cul- ture of Potatoes.-Mr. Pi'terkin, of Hunting- don, laft March, planted ?? whole potatoes. which being lately dug up,l have yielded three buflfels and a halt. One root produced ...

... 4os., I .. Malt -L do - e58. 66S, Oats 25 --z s.2 3IS| White Peas - '481s ?? Polqads - -3s od. . Boilers - ' - -70s. 78is.Potatoe ditto -- 35s . Od -RETrorN Or WSEA i' IN MAR-LAIEs from May 2stoMay| .3-Tocal 4609 quarters- .Averige&678e od Zsuc. I lowertharn ...

... flolnaviig exprclilons:-- Hurroo, Pat, when did you hear ?? Sheelah ?-M Wihiclh way dlid the bull run ?- Go home to your potatoes!- Accompanied by fomie other very funli= andl aggra- vating exprefflions. '[lie Irifnmeii, not willing to put up with fuch ...

... g Thofe lads, both open and incbofed, which are to be fkliowed mI wheat, are every where brokex up. 'he td fetting of 'potatoes has this fpring'been very general, ] and much land finiifsed' Y The meadows, thc ugh foniewhat late, begin to grow )f faf ...

... Malt - - - 6os to 67s adO ats - - - Ss to 325 od White Peafe Sas to 70s Od Polands - --5 to 34s od Boilers - - 78s to 8os od Potatoe do. -s to 35s od SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, JUNE 29. Beef, 43.' 6d, to 5s. 4d VealS, 4s. od. to Ss. 4d. Mutten,4s. 6d. to 5s. ad ...

... Outs - - - 239 7s. 3s. I ,V tatesl, Malt' - - - - 6.s 7zs. Paiands - - 325to 149od. P soner,' White Peas-.-- '7s. '8ss. Potatoe ditto, &c. to 36sd Od . nploy Rape Seed 3;41. old. to 3l1. o. per last. . rnploy Carraway 40s. Pd. to 42s. od. per'rwt. ' ...

... side'stood a candle. supported in a simihamne -which were both' o~,tirgulshed; - romel fle-efoifg tl tallow, hdwever, over the potatoe,- ?? they had -made on the flooringabove, there couidhbe It'eob~ta hy 1l50 had-been burning-in the situation in which -tli ...

... 7's. Oats - 241, 2-,S. 3g5. ?? \rwste Peas~ - - 9s. to io 5s. Polistad- -34s5 to 36s; od.:- 13 esI, ?? sIees. -to xast. Potatoe ditto, &c. to ?? 0d0. Re-roaN O'l WHEArTaiN NIAai-LA~,14~ f rom Sept '7 to-iSap- -tember ?? 5i-u ?? 64s. otd-is. 5~1d. - 'lower ...

... They then proceeded to exane the probable' source of the fire;.and on the coal-cellar, they fournd a lighted andle stUC in a potatoe, andlaid at the top. of the coal.eaP i inlmrdiaiely- in contact- with the cieling' , othercandles;- had -beenjpaced in a similar ...

... inriition. He also discovered a fire in a third e ~ place, prodsced by a'eandle uuder a thick beam, prop- , pad upi by'a potatoe,. e tfsanor Shei,-aiad and Marrida Davis, the prisoner's servants~ deposed that their, master went to beil on, the ini-hit ...