... ear, a lihetal sUttscription was entered 'into by t-hwprimcipal iuihaibieants'of hitat ploice, for supp lying rliam woith potatoes' and icoss at, reduced prtces rlle promoteis'of this charity, have the gia'iicarion to learn, from tle reports ot the'Csniinees ...

... IVhear, old, -72s. to, 78 ...

... the relie tf it tip ptuor, dttrittg thd .pres. tt winter ; the cotitee ai e ta avY eag iged it sis- tributitig meat atatl potatoes, cotdn, blaikets, &c. for the comafort of tbe needy itlabitantas of titat parish, at this seasaon of thte year. The suttm ...

... NITMr. Aaron, of Newland, near Thorne,'Riubdas Field, mnaster, sailed- froeit tljin pobiton Thursday'mbitsiigt; liaded with potatoes, fr'.r London.. After gaining eheHuffnber on Friday 'niorsng, about' tin o cocit bliwing frels,' and the wind S. S. W. the ...

... Robertson, frossm this port, under convoy of the Prince Williaom. v The Peace and Plensty, fromn this port.-%o .4tdoid with potatoes, foundered~in.~cri.sing the Deeps on the evening of the ltblhost.-Cre*' savea - About fifty, vessels are 6tiingeo.uat this ...

... L price of provisions we can onl'vsay, jthat we believe wo -monopoly has norhin g to d6 with high' prices- Wi ..-corn and potatoes are 'mpaaw hands to be Par within the reaci of monopoly.-Tenaporary and local -circumstances may prodrc& a momentary Nor ...

... of -rt this' town, and ctealing bread, ,rheese,. kc.-And Hannah Snmith,;or cosnmitinig a highway robbery, by F stealing potatoes. t, Bank Top,. inarhis town. Their hi conlftsct thrpughont :osfinemtuit, manifested the great- ti eat indifference and u ...

... same proportion to ia given quantity of flour as -is used of the real yeast r will be sufficient for fermentation. A few potatoes F's mashed with the dough, rendera the bread lighter. By Mr tan reducing the ingredients in a proportionate degree, any Ild ...

... cheese, Sd 1 3 Sib. Chesb. cheese, i6 qti newv milk, '2d 10 at l d . , u.. 6 '20l,. potatoes ?? 5 ti qis. iew inik, Set S. 2 dsjts. air, homne brew- 920tb. potatos . 1 6 ed, at 4d. per qit. 2 t 6 qlarts of ale, at 8d 4 0 147 £ltS I At the above pmeviod ...

... there were also on tnot e boa3rd two women and a young man, passengers. She the w vas lade's wirh cotton5 ansd With meal-and potatoes for gre, sthe assistance of our very deficient harvest. No part liet d of thle gov~ds was saved, We llave bad- heavy rains ...

... Lltcolaslre, lI 'I Yorkshlre, 23s.-Do. York, Maltonand StockV,'At a 20sto l4s-Potatoe, 30s-Do. Northuub.and.W cl d pon, 21is. to24s-PolRoe, 32.-Do. frlsh,conrtota, , 22s-Potatoe, 288-Do. Foreign Feed Jos to- ?? . '411s- Do. Ponterantanl aad litolseirs. 22's ...

... quarter. No alteration in beans, malt, &c. Wheat, per quarter, 509, 1t (6.-Fiine, 76s. ti 78is Oats, (lolaitd) 2G-. to 28s.--Potatoe 28s. to Ss.- Mealing, 24s. to *26.-Small, -s. to -s. Berley (Norfolk), 40q. tug 42s.-York Woeds, Sa s. to 40s.-Litcohlusshire ...