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40 - 0 4- tielltsVArnek 1 402 614 1 tWireitg' ted r. Great Britain. This is chiefly the case in r ittan yand farther along the coasts cf•the eha e twet i oar g„ w insne there has' even been an engageMent w : t h the douaniers on account of this smuggling. f i de is still doll. At present we do not see so many nglish families at Paris, as some time ego, a great ni have gone to the South, or even to Italy. I t is observed, that in general the constitutional, s pirits of the Government is less evident in the De tirtdiente than in the capital, and' that in these De partments ihose who are not inclined to support the lo ner have great influence. tlowever, the meeting (the dew Chamber is expected without apprehension. HAGUE, OCTOBER at. By the last accounts from Italy we learn that the, t e r.! of Admiralty at Genoa has given notice, that ia consequence of the Treaties concluded with the or hery States, by the mediation of Great Britain, 0 su bjects of his Sardinian Majesty have in future Ong to fear in their voyages, all Captains of yes. 1 . y are t herefore strictly prohibited from using a i i tigo flag, as they have hitherto frequently done to t ope the pirates. All violations of this Order will kvery rigorously punished. rata late hour last niiht a Flanders Mail arrive d; et the Journals brought by it possess nothing of "Weal interest. Extracts will be seen in a irg column. The Duke of Kent packet has arrived from Us. w i t h a Mail, in kW days. This is the shortest ge almost ever remembered. I • , . Lieutaaant-General -Ranasemtn, than whom no t pa io the country knows more about the state of b yt i, has, we understand, made some communica• . tons to Ministeys on the subject, which rave been ,en received. Na apprehension need be entertained the fate of the Black Nation. They rises: com e means for defence, and will never again return a state of slavery. 164 WINDSOR CASTLE, NOV. 2.-1111 !MAJEITY was j .. less composed than usual daring the former of last month ; but his MAJESTY has since re his tranquillity, and is in good bodily health. " H. llALFolttr, M. MUM, uW. ',REINDER, R. WILLIS." Th e last accounts from Dublin state, that the leilth of the LORD LIEUTENANT is satisfactorily ap ' air% to a state of convalescence. The health of the Countess of LIVERPOOL has so • recovered, that her Ladyship was able to take an I" • • in her carriage on Saturday at Walmer. The Marquis WtithastEr still continues much in dat east Cliff Lodge. His Lordihip's com 1, int is a rheumatic fever. Letters were received in town late on Saturday e ight, item Chevening, which state that Lord STAR- S spt was riot expected to survive many hours. 3 , Saturday being the Duke of KENT'S Birth-day, the 1 wining was ushered in at Windsor *with the tinging .. LekA. The day was also observed by the QUEEN, iu a pr'iva..e manner. The Duchess of !'attic arrived ar °lrian& ; the Duke and Duchess of GLoUCEsTER $ artivt J trom Begshot, to be present at the celebration. c Monday last, Lord Examine§ arrived at Oxford, o:a Cheltenham. His Lordship alighted at the Factory, Exeter Ccllege, and at twelve o'clock the 'Council Cb Aber was honoured by his Lordship's • , pounce, whin the Freedom of the City WAS present ed to him in a Gold Box by the Mayor, with an • iippropriate Address. His Lordship replied in a! manly and energetic manner, and afterwards. sat' dDWa to a sumptuous dinner, given by t...e Mayor • 'Sid Corporati;:m. All theNObilitY and Gentry of the K C.lty sad neighbeufhoOd, and the Learned Professors ' I • of the University, were present. • Saturday, according to annual custom, the Rif,ht llootthe Lou:, Z!4 von, the Sheriffs, the Ritmatneit, several Aldesmev., waft thcii moat cavalcade, pro- 'seeder from 'Guildhall to the house of the .Lonn, Centaur:a, in Begin &square, to receive from him an intimation of the PitINGE REGF.NT's approbation of cheekier of the Citizens.ot London in re-elect log the LoaD MAYOR to fill the same office for the easing year. The Sheriffs, with the City Remem. • hitter, AfterwAids proceeded in their state carriages mad 'the west end of the' town; to invite the Foreign Ambassadors, Cabinet Ministers, the Officers of State !• and Hemelield, the Judges, and otlser persons of distiation, to the grand civic entertainment to be tiun at Guildhall on Lord Mayor's Day. Film— Saturday morning, about six o'clock, a fire . biaae out in t!.e house of a chair-japanner, named Durant, at lifrmondsey. The accident was occa liariaby the boiling over of a kettle of paint, which bad ken carelessly lett over the fire by an apprentice, *Au he went up stairs to call his fellow servant. • rat shop, and all which it contained, were destroyed a short time.' The exertions of the firemen and aditts, however, iortuaately succeeded in preserving Iheahrelling house, which SAS detached from the treetop. Wednesday a fire broke mat in the premises of the Union Roperie Company, Kincardine, in Fifeshire. At the men were pouring a barrel of tar into the cop ' r.boiltiVtlte upper edge of which, it would seem, WI . beets too much heated, the whole of it got' up in a t _b.idzei communicating with the tar already in the • .watt, of which there was a considerable Rumba of . barrels. The conflagration at first was truly awful, :a_d threatened destruction to the whole premises of '^i intensive work. Tbe fl ailing tar ran on the roc . rid in all directions; and nothing but the pease !' ' " 1 4 fortitude of the workmen and inhabitants, who dily assembled, prevented the.fhatnes from reach " s e tt Vac main.ho use , an d covere d wa lk, w hi c h, fill e d kith hemp and manufactured goods, must have soon fallen fa • _ a v i ct im to the devouring el e m e nt. ' The fine, t tter, uas soon confin e d to t h e hilt's. in which it , leinatcd, which neither water nor sandt could extib- Alter great lab: ur, the 'auildisl around the t: t iS t rl to d n o i v. iv t it , h a a nd pic sti k m -a e xe, hu u rd i l t , h in c d o i n vi t ci e n y a e l d s Pitrce l • 1. the c reatiiial into a ditch prepared for a ; 6 A may be formed of the in ntilhirplttely LY Ole 6.k xd4Mes, one side of the boiler s as tk ottli • raw 4100- !.- thitv.. b i s 4 Last Night, at sewn okittaki Capfalsrlitglig4ll the 29d Regitasnt'S limited in NIRO from the 11 qujsrters of alive Lrngaisb Arthy is Feasite...l-kbrooght, over with,han 130 fine Active young men, from (1 4 .' fereht regiment swaying undoe the Duke of Tot'. being under five feet five inches high. By order of the Commander in Chief, these men haze not yet been dismissed from the service—perhaps they may be put into regiments at home. The situation of the army in France, we understand, is very comfort. able; but brandy and burgundy keep rising in price, and bread is five ions per pound, which is higher than was ever knows is those' places where our troops are stationed. • A very severeltmpest, accompanied by ormolu monly large hailstones and a deluge of rain, visited the encampment of the British army in the neigh. bourhood of Denain, on Monday last. The conflict of the elemints was most tremendous : some of the men of the 43J Regiment were severely scorched by the lightning, and one divisl4n of 'the army, which had been drawn out ter the Duke of WELLING roN'la inspection, was, for once, completely put to the rout, but not by any mortal enemy. The Latin consisted of fifty-four thousand men, of whom 12,000 were cavalry, with an immense train of artillery, e a ch c a nn on h a d to fi re a h un d re d I ronnds. The army was divided into two corps, it I performed the same manmuvres which took place inl 1712, when Marshal Villari defeated Prince Eugene of Savoy, who commanded the Allies; a victory which established .the tottering throne of Louis XIV- The Duke of Wellington commanded the army which performed the manoeuvres executed by that of Marshal Villars, and the Russian General Count Woronzow had under his command the troops which represented those of Prince Eugene. 8-me Russian regiments came from Maubeu g e and the neighbour ' hood, to take part in these evolutions, which were executed 'with a precision and rapidity .that excited the admiration of crowds of spectators. It was sin., gular to see Russians, Danes, Saxons, English, And Hanoverian', manteuvring in profounif urine round the column erected by order of Louis XIV. to com memorate the victory obtained by Marshal Villars at the beginning of the List century ; and what. was still more strange was, that the representation of this cele. brated battle was executed by wairiors who wer , : come from the North of Europe to secure the public peace and tranquillity of France. The British garrison of Valenciennes has returned since the review to that fortress, which, during th it time, was guarded merely by some detach:news. The division of General Cole is also returned w its cantonments—The regiments Gl' eavAll y have ie- lira d to their quarters near Blount Cassel and St. Omer. General Lord Cumbermere, who c4me fmns Eng. I.4nd with die Duke of Cambridge, and who is to command all the cavalry, will fix his head quart. rs at Cassel. The Sas= corps has returned to the pl Arts el Lille, the Danish about Domt,y, and the Hanoverian about Conde. The respective head quarters o: thes: troop% remain at Roubaix, Lewarde and Conde: lastly, the regiments of Cossacks, who were at :Ile review, have returned to Maiibeuge. fsltjar JCUN LEa, .t the R:iyal Scots, end Captain Emeauus of the lStb Liglit Dragoons, are appointed Aides de Camp to the Coalman:l.r (:f the Troops at Jamaica and its Dvpendei,civs, and are to cabal k immediately for that 'station. The 25th Regiment, ' phial left Winchester Monday, has arrived atißritol. B.vrTuf or W aTrats.oo.—We have the pleasure to observe that the third Part of the Historical Account of Me Barrie of Hiaterioo is this day published by Mr. Cot, netts. It is tlftritrated with no less than nine Hates, via.-1. Entrance to the Forest of Soigne-2. .Vii. , lage of :Waterloo-3. Inter or of 'he. Chapel of W., terloo—+: Head•quarters of the Duke of Wellington. 5. Chateau de Frischemont-6. Farm of La Haye . Sainte-7. Village of G nappe-8 Ligny Castle 9. Qtratre Bras. . . HUNTING. The Hattierd I-1 .unch-met to day, at 11-.adtals ; will ntei , t• on' "Thursday at Prae Wood, and on Saturday .it Boa Wood, at,lialt-past ten.— Ttie lianibledon I ['quids met this day at Fishe:'s Pond ; will meet on Wedneiday at HenwooJ, and on Friday at Postar's nark. EATON, the Feticstrian, is now abrost a prodigious task : he has undertaken to complete 2,000 halt miles in 2,000 half hours. On the general issue the betting is six to iota current, and in many instances two to one ac s ainst him Among the pedestrians Enron is denorninathd time Sleeft Wader, as he fre quently takes a kw wink: during walking, and only requires, it is said, a gentle shake from his auto , dant to rendtr him alma,. An Inquest was field at Hurstbourne Tarrant, Hari's, last wet k, on the body of Charles Faelkener, the ostler at the George lan there. who died in con• sequence of the serious injury he received in a fight with George Bailey, on the `2lst ultimo, when the Jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict of Manslaughter against the said George B iilry. We regret to state the melancholy death of Mrs. PARSONS, wife of J. Panora, Esq. of WAlsash : she was on her return home in a g.n, yetterday sennight, from a visit to one of her family, when the vehicle, unfOrtunately upset, on the road from Bursledon, and she was killed upon the spot. The affa;rs of Spamish America begin once more to assume a most serious and interesting aspect. — Besides the accounts lately•received of the fresh and formidable strength which the cause of the Lida peadents continues daily to acquire, letters have reached town from the yotinger Move, dated Balti more, (North America), the 20th of September, .statiag that he was to sail from thence on the `'2 d, with a sqnadron of four vessels, having military stores and arms of all de s criptions on board, to. gether with three hundred French and Spanish Of- ; &era of all classes, destined for . the Spanish Main, to join the Pairiots. MINA further states that he ex• perieticed the most cordial assi lue th at the stande from the people of thi United States, and va of .leas subscribed for him, in aid of the cause in which he had , embarked, amounted to little short o 100,000 dollars. The Spanish Consul tit Baltimore, SkAroN Usti, used every effort to frustrate ,)INAvii object . , ail in vain, it being the evident and an d.sioised imentiun of the North Americans to Wrote an po , s it,l o , a id to the Insurgen t s of the South. I This of course becomes a Meat important nouside- I ration to Great... Urania. 1.: 1 MAIL9-411‘.404. I • Ala. inn% OA* •-. • $ 4 a 1 Francs .. • I 0 IllatfirfOrd -..0," 1. Hatabangh •- 0 1 (Amami , and hrs., 0 1 Ocrtanburitt -. 0 1 Lisbon . - . . s 0 Flasulvis --.. 1 0 The extra ship Fmitua arrived in the DOOM yes. terday. ' . PoßTSMOtrrli, NOVEMBER.e. Arrived yesterday ibis Maje s ty's &tip GRFIAN, frbni 4 cruise. Sailed the Stately, EDGAR, for Ja maica, and put back by Convey winds. Novrinisa 3 —Attired the Christian, Bonn. from Bremen for hiodagn ; Galatea, WALLIS, from Ham burgh for B dtinlore; Maria and Trafalgar trans ports, from the Mediterranean ; and his Majesty's ship Horn: from a cruizt, and sailed again.—Wind Southerly. DEAL. NOVEMBER 3. Arrived the Fairlie East 111.on.tn, from Batavia, Stc. ; the Srnetrv, Mon Gav, in 37 days from Leg horn.; an his Itdajesty's sbie TouTonor, from Ply ' mouth, bound to tl:e River. —The following ships with several others, remain in the Downs : his Ma jesty's ships G'ass(stat.pe amid Auritt ; the Walton, for the Isle of France ;Charles, for Leghorn; Alonzo, for Bristol ; Thurnaa, for Batbadoes ; Orion, for Charleston ; Hero.• for New Orleans ; I-Izbe, for Malta ; Ocean, for the South Seas ; the Nt•dina and tile Sisters, far ; itrtJ the Anua Dorothea, for Trig:rte.—Wind S.W. DOVER, NOVEMBER 2 . Sailed this day the King Georg: packet, Captain KING, with K Mail and p ossogerg, for A rrived til is evening the Chichester, Captain Kurrzu, and a French packet, from Calais, with pasartigers. Novi:mon 3.—Sailed last night, the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain 1-lAl.lAm:is, for Oitend, with a Mail rind paswngers. Arrived last night after a very quick passage, the Lard Duncan packt.t. Captain PA2COE, With a Mail and passeiigers, from o.tend. Sailed this day le D:sire Froinch packet, for Calatv, with passt-n4ers, RYE, NOVEMBER s. The Swedish galiot Eliza. from Dantzic to Lis.. bon, with wheat . CAM on shore this morning near Dungeness. and is gone to pieces—Crew saved. the cargo nearly ali lest. GRANT.-,END./ NOVEAIBFR S. Arrive.) the Eiiratto., Want:elick, from I(onitcherg; Llizz be.h, I:oat:won, from qat.bec; Duke of York, Frier, front itotterjatn; Sophia, Sod, ft um Gottettburgh; Albion , Wootten, fr.am 0-teini; Charles, :Nought, from Itiga; Albmn , 13apter, and iwiitsure, Clow, from Lourdes...ls ; l'hyletia, I lerbcrt, from Cfaarante ; Greta, from Ro:ter.lawn; Mary, Herd, from Margit ; Xlercury,ltaisilaii frigate . . from Lun t :reach tile tii...rhurne, 3UW!...1361, for India; Conan, rurrorr; Duckeidiviti, Wool; Ducat.4rld, Seon ; Iturnney, Elliott, and Pnneess kohl , smitl , , for Jamaica; Mary, Walson, fur Darninic.: ; amid, enure, for St. V iiicenes; Berwick, Cump• un, for 13.trhadins; Richailson, far Demerara; the Pit, Forster, fin. A ladeira ; Eve railer, e.; • :r, lot Havre; Abeido, 1), &leiter, tar Dookitl; Neptune, 6:ranaeh, and the William Henry, I.:Emmett, for Oste:id. CUs I 0%1-HOUSE, NOVEMBER 2. - - - - - SHIN sr+•reauh Ou•rw.taos —Ever'lc. TotdorY, for Rotten; Commerce, f•coii, tor Havre; Venu., Pon:kiln, for 13el!aq ; loop, Kuyt ; Entity, Bards, and 'fcburg, Ar.dersun, for WE :es-dant ; Cruem, tor Elsnieur, Pismo, Konipluarg, amid Lib:llz; Charl , ute, I &green, for Holio,:a.lr, LiOsieur, and Cu ppnliag.•u ; Leek:r packet, Burren, for riaVes, Alescoa, and Pa lersno ; Illitanina, fisrer..lur Grenada; Isabella, Henderson, and I bketson, Lindell*, for Hemburgh. ' fin r• lbw 4:haulm, Uriack, from (lege ; Industry, Avery, from Dunkirk ; Ha: ad, Luck. from Danicac ; and Nordia., Wirklud, from Stuat.utitt. On Thursday night last, about eleven o'clock, the Gravesend luggage boat, called the Hope, lying at anctior off Eritti, was boarded by some persons, uho fastened the blaster and his Mate below, and after wards broke open the bold, ant; stole therefrom twelve quarter sliest: of tea and two quarter chests of coffee, tile who're of which they carried off, and have not since been heard of. Monday evening, a young twin (If Ole name of Phineas k.te, a native of Dover, belongint; to the .plus brig, in returning to nis vessel, missed the which lay arum the quay to the vessel, and drowned. _ _ _ THE LoTTSRV.—The last Lottery drawn on Octo. I her 31st ende.l; we understand, wih loss 'more than three guineas eer ticket. The C mtractors, who waited oe the Minister on Saturday, cf , nsidering this circumstance, to,zether with the prEitsure of the times on all classes, which must be expected greatly to im pair the sale of chances, were far from being bold in their bidding s ; .w:rich were as follow r. SIiFWELI Li s KICHARDSON IS 1 9 • Bsvta. These offers were declined by Mr. VANSITTART ; who also intimated, that Government would not accept . a bidding under the rate of £l4 per Ticket; and that if the Contractors were disposed to proceed upon that fontiong, they might deliver in fresh proposals on Wednesday morniag next. The Contractors observed, that the experience of several recent Lotteries chewed drat the price fixed by Government was too n high to justify them in acceding to it. However, it was UR 'derstood that they are to have another interview with the CHANCELLou of the EXCHEQUER on Wednes. day next, though nothing transpired to spew that the • Contractors would accede to the terms men tioned. Mr. Hwy informed the bidders, that it was the intention of Goveramint to continue Lotteries, as one of the most 'eligible modes which occurred, under existing circumstances, tor raising a certain proportion of the Ways and Means for the year; , that it the Contractors should ultimately decline bid ding at the rate of £l4 per Ticket for the ensuing Lottery, it was highly probahlt Government would take the - Lotteries in future under its own manage ment. G. CARROLL, Contractor for the late Lottery, hay the honour of announcing ro the Public the termina. tion of the Drawing, which concluded on Thursday last, when 4,801, was drawn a Prize of iil,ooo, and sold at his Offices, 7, Cornhill, and :16, Oxford-street, in a Half and eight Sixteenths. It is with the greatest satisfaction he returns his thanks for the in creased patronage lut has received from the Public, to whom he has had the pleasure of distributing In Shares the annexed List of Capital Prizes in the last Lottery No. 7,735 a Prize Of 430,000, in 12 Shafts mato - • speo, in 12 Shares 1,366 - 1,000, is 5 Shares 12,530 - 1,000,. in 11 Shares 4,901 - 1,000, in 9 Shares 3,oi° • - , 1 / 4 - • 500,1 s 12 Shires 5,800 - • - 500, la $ Share, 1,600 - " tretr, la 11 Oates. THE FIJIQD3s oae;reason Foi . the depression of the itociei . 111 tis transfers making, by some ioJividUalsrrhal the to the French Vunds. The English 3 icilsh4th pi. The French 5 per Crum can hot: At at 57. Tne Exchange in favour of trim Lonaln Paris is per Cent. —ivaking *the rest of the French 5 per Cents. by the sale ut pc; Cents. only 53. Lint the speculator s, when they ra wish again to bring back their money, will r.tid easaa to regret their folly. Tuesday, there was a numerous Mee;hie of the in , habitatits of Glasgow, chiefly ot the we t c laa s el tram the stibin he and sarrounditia cedetry, in e park about ( o roue' north from the I Iwa. wit et number ef . Resehitions regardieg Pa:lame:eery :In.! Borough Reform, Sinecures, Ste were praeeed anti unaninthusfy aereed to It isa;;th pl edee e we add, that though 5e...-. it thotiseud per s a s s,.teak e t i e tat; park arid (.0 Ole IJi"h1:11; hi!! ((i 1.4.;) not the least tend cecy to riot or distn! ; $ n as the busiiie s s was over, they quietly diareioel went -to their teipective hames. Theia, v: re,, aer heps about 4.0e0 assembled in the p ark r.,,,n,1 the Dustings, for the abject of the r.ieeting, a d ,bout as many more from curiosity ott the e, s ij:icritt gr :ends to witnesa the proceedings. • Owing to the extreme devessina oi ritj Ler l. mining concern, the town fled r.cigfl t iotittiood of Alston Mooir are at this time in a niost (I.•plieehle state ;• some bundreLfs cf sloe Miner; having heels lately discharged, aiel h itig without ;tey em ley. meat, are in a state of conip.!ete itiseeordineteon They have for some time past assemt left oigethei in large Oldies every morning at the round of a horn, for the purpose of poaching, the neighbettraeod of Alston abounding with getna, and teem. s °died not i;i all di rections upo.t t!ae adjoining Manors. A •;:on...keeper was lately tired at end weunded in attematiog to se cure oats of them ; aad two of the heir- rs having one day succeeded in taking a iar:n who was oat by him. were carrying Lids oil, when they were pnrsued • by tae rest of the gang, and ob;ige.l to take shalt' r in a :mir which wits 1 ently eateounaed by the poachers, who threetene:d to sho it them immediately if they did not release the men ; the MOZZL/S of six guns were presented at them through tree window.; they were, theretore, tibia:4 - RJ to Meese their prisoner to save their own lives.—(Ca-lide Pitriot.) Wnerettevee, Oceeota '29. —The seamen rot played in the cod trade have at length agreed to the . reduced wages, and vessels arenov; We Lamont that these misguided seen should have Sl.ood OW se long; but they have rot committed the lest outrage during the ?'early 100 sail of vesselshave been laid tip f or three mor.ats ill consequence of the seamen ref using the wages. It-is supposed that the late hirli out of the sailer s, as it is called, at Vs'iliteliaven, has taken upwards of teal theusend pounds out of circulation' in that part of the country. Tuesday evening a meb assembled in the town of Walsall, which after breafing the windows of several b tkers, &c. proceeded to the hew milli, ehout a Mile distance from the town, where they commenced the work of demolition with great fury. Mr. Jcees (the c•ecuoler ot the to(tl ). had just rime to escape hewer their arrival, with a part of his eash and Writings.-- The rio:ers either• cat tied away or • destroyed every thing Chet remained in the house, which they coui. pletely .gutted. In the mein dine the Magistrates of Walsallitssembled and dispatched Messengers in all directions tor military assistance, and in a s! - eitt time a detechment of the 15:h HnbSitS. under Lieutenant O'DontamA., arrived tram Woive.rhanipera ; also the Handsworth cavalry, comm.nded by Capt. Cr .:Stott; and 'a troop of the Warwickshire Yeoinaery, born • Birmingham. By this write however, the rioters hid nearly dispersed, must of thtm being occupied with the stowage of their plunder, aed previous in the ar. rival of the military, several had been taken into 'custody by the civil power. We are happy to add, that since Tuesday there have been no symptoms of disturbance. We cannot dismiss the subject witeout noticing, that on the mereing of the day on which the riot took place, a haw'ke'r was busily employed an circulating throughout IVelsall, copies of the Notting, ham Petition '(as it is called) to the Puisce. REGENT 4 and it is said, that on the preceding tieturday, au emissary from Nottingham visited that to a n.—('arp ford:hire Alerrtiter.) Monday there was a meeting at Manchester of 5000 or 0100 of the lower meters of the people, but who separated, after some violent speeches hone the it aeeders, withoat disturbance.—(Bilj Vessels laden; with grain contiiitie to arrive at tee horn train the 'Black Sea. A depot ot 570,000 sacks has already been formed at Leghorn; aod as there is , no room tar stowing any more there, a fresh depot has been formed at Pisa Some speculators have tr ied to make experts to Genoa, but it wash:nit - i that there had also been numerous arrivals at • that part. • Six hundred vessels have been dispatched (tom difrereet ports of the Mediterranean to Odessa for gtain, and its yet only 300 have returned. The others are waiting for cargoes. On the 22d of October three vessels, laden with corn, entered the port of Antwerp ; one came - from Rotterdam, and two from Amsterdam. Cotter EXCIIANOR, MAnt:•LANF., Nov. 4.—There was a very large supply of Wheat this day from Esies and Kent, but no fresh arrivals from any other ports. Early in the'morning a few fine runs from the former county said at last Monday's prices, but the std le arterwardsb..e .me very dull, and the mo: r.. log's prices were not .obtainable by 1•.11 Ss. per guar. ter. Having but little Barley e.t market, fine samples reached Friday's prices; but other descriptions aje 2s. per quarter cheaper. Oats and Beans are 2s. per quarter dearer, in consequence of the wet weather. White Peas arc :ss. per quarter dearer, but Grey ones are fully 2s. per quarter lower. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, Kent suet lEsssz. Old, —s. 928..1035. diffolk, 92s 10Ss. Norfolk, 86s. 965. Rye, 50s. 535. Harly, 58$ Stis Malt, Sas 965. White Pees, '7os. 765, Was, Sas. Ns Grey Peas, Us. Sas. Small &au, 625. 651. Tick Ditto, 58.. 625. Oau, Potatoe s 465. Ditto, Peand, 40s. 4Sa. Ditto, Ferd, Sas. 445. Rapeseed, £42. £I4 per lug Floor, V 05.1150. per .ack. PONSIGN. Wheat, Dentate, 903.* i 00s. Ditto, Baltic Red, SO.. 91 }iambi or Bremen, ,703, :0, Brat ant Red, 70s. ;6s. Rye, CO . t. CO3. 1