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NAUTICAL INTILLIGENCE. Wits Tru3 DAY--WU4D S. W. ammo , 0• Itiamberigh, mod. Wat oDowitbadte, vut. FALMOUTH. JANUARY 3. . , • The PRINCE ADOLPHUS, with the Lillian mails t he 27th and Spa; and the PAINCE or WALI4 ith the Liibon all of the 24th ult. are waiting v , a d, as is the LADY ARABELLA, ilir the Lee ward Nandi. Wind w. c o 8. W. PORTSMOUTH, JA#VARt s D u ring the gale this morning, the' Minerva. otsv,,from Demerara for London, drove from to anchors and ikeome into harbour very much dasig e4. Several !hips got on &ore; and foine are got off again.—Wind W. S. W. DEAL, JANUARY 4. • Yerterday morning Admiral LUTWIDGE hoifted hi s n a g (blue) at the main, on the Orsayssae. sailed the GANNET and Lwow; {loops on a e; and CoeuMBA, Hor miss, for Carolina, to Ldgate. Remain in the Downs his Milj_efty's (hips ,Oviar suet., RUBY, AGAMEMNON, NARIE• 5159 and PLUMPS& gun.velrel ;• the GANOIS, jkOV/11, for Bengal; Asiatics, ALLEN for Ja. NstcA ; IsitrwELL, Cal STALL, for the Ea lt Indies; ytiendftip, aves, for Limerick; and Rosa, forßengal. Arrived and failed for the River, the CEILIS, oliirosli, from Martinico. JANUARY s.—Put back the RACOON and G I I ITT !loops, and remain . — Wind S. W. blows turd. HULL. JANUARY 2. A mercantile houfe in this town has jolt receiv- Pd al letter from Scarborough, fayiug a lugger pri vateer had taken a large floop off that port Triter day. The HART brig cutter, Lieut. Heattso*, failed flour hence yelterday, in purfuit of a privateer off Scarborough. A convoy is appointed to fail from hence the Bth infant, but the fcvcre frog which begun here lit Monday, it is feared, will prevent their failing, as no doubt the Elbe is full of ice. Extra& of a Letter from Capt. Hussars, of the brig MILBURN, belonging to North Shields, to Mr. Wow>, of Hull, dated Scarborough, Dec. ;o, 111°0.- 4 ' Yefierday Morning, Whitby bear- ing W. S. W. diftant about four leagues, fell in with a large fdtooner privateer of 14 guns, with which we came to dote ration for half an hour, when we obliged him to (beer off. I am happy to inform yod, that except myfelf having got one band (lightly burnt by one of the guns, we have no perfon hurt on board. We fell in with ano.ber privateer off this place lalt night, but were not within gun-(hot. I cannot fay too much in praife of our people for their good behaviour." LAST INDIA sfirPriNG Vefterday advice was received at the FAA India flotuk of the fafe arrival in the Downs of the flsip Arum°, belonging to Mefirs. Roxsoca and As tor y, of Madras. and commanded by Mr.Bs a; am BROWN, after an extraordinary quick pillage of three months and eleven days, having failed from Madras on the a4th day of September The APOLLO touched at the Cape of Good Hope and at the I(land of St. Helena, at which places flue Plaid but a very flunt time, and left them all well. No material occurrence took place during the ship's paffage. The laft overland Difpatch received from the &ft Indies being dated fo late as the latter end of Auguft, it is not fuppofed the hos brought t i ny interefting advises. Mr. Luz, a paffenger from Madras, has arrived in the Arot.t.o. The Company's armed lhip Coati wa ta.t s, which failed from England on the 3d of May bit, ar rived at Madras on the 25th Auguft. The Ceres, Captain UILORGS STRVINS ; the Marquis Wellefley, Captain BRIMS Mircals.i.; Brunfwick, Captain JAMBS LUDOTIC GRANT Earl of St. Vincent, Captain Paw Baboa Sam sow; Lord Nelfoa, Captain Ross's. Srorrtswoon ; and Waltham ftow, Captain WILLIAM TA.YLOR Mow as', failed from Madras for China on the isth of Au guft, under convoy of his Majefty's (hip l'lm ra- MUSE. The Lady Burgers, Captain A. F. W. Sol N TON, failed from Madras for Bengal on the lift Auguft. 'mats PETIR FR ARON, Efq. is appointed Com mander of the Honourable Haft India Company's lh:p the Belvidere, consigned to China dire& in the room of Captain CHARLPS CH awn', who has resigned. The Belvidere is to be afloat on the 13th instant, to fail to Gravefend the 3oth following; t) flay there 3o days, and to be in the Downs on the 7th March, previous to her being difPatched with the following thips, feverally consigned to China, vi i. Alfred, Captain JA MSS FA may 14 ARSON; Duke of Buccleugh, Captain THOMAS WALL ; Albion, Captain Andrew Thrums. ; Taunton e.tftle, Captain T. li. Penult ; Woodford, Captain MARTIN Earl of Abergavenny, Captain WORDSWORTH ; and Warrey, Capt.-Haar.' issov. The Lord Duncan, Captain Groat &at:mats; and the Earl Howe, CAptain Rose RT Bo RIIOWkS, I, ire lately been added to the number of ihips en •,aged to proceed to India and China this feafou ; by this addition the lilt will contain thirty-eight !hips (mostly of the largell burthen), including the Hawke, Prince William Henry, and Sir Edward Hughes, which were taken up for Madras, and Liled thither early in the preknt fcafon. Phonic, outward-bound, arrived at the Cape on the tBth,of September. The following ihips had arrived at the Cape, a t 1 denartod from thence in September and ofto. I3ellona, Union, Sarah, Wellefley, Kent, Thetis, and Phonic. The Hussar, Lord Vifeount GARLIES, is ap pointed to, convoy the outward-bound East India sips, :.ad wi l .l Eul as foal as the wind pcnnits. OREENOCIC, DECEMBER 29. The American fhip Amfterdam packet, CALI). WELL, arrived from New York on Friday, having on board 74 hoglheads, t3B barrels Indian corn meal, 103 barrels rye flour,. tB6 whole and 49 half barrels wheat flour. The Captain fays he had the fineft weather he ever experienced during a winter palfage. The (loop VISLMONT gssrLE, of Greenock, A. MiKaaLatie mailer, bound to Harries, in ballaft, was wrecked on the welt end off the Lifland of Canna on the aoth ult. Much praife is due to Mr. *Nati., and the inhabitants of the ifland, by whore great exertions all the materials were laved. b' ANTZICIC, DECEMBER 1. From the 16th to the soth tilt. 454 hits of vheat, 46 lab of rye and 19 lath of oats, have pared by Thorn to this port : 241 lath of wheat, and 4; lallsofrye, palled atthefame ti veto Elblag. COPENHAGEN, DEC. :6. The thipwrights in the dock-yards here Work even on Sundays in fitting out our fleet—eight (hips of the line, one frigate, ar.d one brig and a cutter will loon be ready - 11w fea. Seven more (hips of the line, three frigates, two brigs, and a cutter will be ready by the fpring. ELSINEUR, DECEMBER 16. His Majefty's fhip DESIREE, Captain Hear, Nicol, failed yefterday with 10 or 25 fail Under her convoy, fo that there is now no Englith (hip here, except the Limas, frigate. 20.—His Majefty'slhip LaTos4 now here. not intending to take any convoy, the Mary, THRIFT, or DIXON, proceed without. Yefterday and to ' day it has blown very hard, with (harp froft. A letter from Chriftianfands Norway, dated the 9th inft. mentions, that the Voyageur French privateer, of 14 guns and 54 men, failed from Dun kirk about the tft of December, in company with four more, and has captured the John and Mary of Hull, from Gottenburg, with iron; the Dili gence; Aram soN, of and for Liverpool, from Meml, with timber. The Voyageur was then at Fleckford repairing.—Wind S. S. W. Rear-Admiral Sir JAMES SAUISAREZ will hoift his Flag on board the CAESAR, and Captain BREN TON is appointed to command the (hip. Rear-Admiral THORNBOROUGH will boil his flag in the Maas, and Captain LLOYD is to be his Captain. Captain GRINDALL is appoint* to the FORMIDABLE, Of 98 guns. Captain Lewis, Susi MBERG, and LAM, are promoted to the rank of Poft Captains. Lieutenant Rye, of the EARL Sesame', is made a Commander, and appointed to fucceed Captain SCHOMSERG, in the RAMBLER brig. Captain DURHAM, of the Ailson, is to have the Emlnaliow, one of the fineft frigates in the Navy. Captain E. D. Kt AG, of the GAIRTE" is appointed to the LEVIATHAN, vice Captain J. CALIPENTIM, who is coming home indifpded. Captain Luang, of the THAMES, is appointed to the DOR I S. T. L. YATES, Efq. is appointed Parer of his Mafly's (hip rRINCII GEORGE. The Tull Lieutenants of the Sr. Gloats' CasAR, and SATURN, are promoted to the rank of Commanders ; and we underftand all the Firft Lieutenants of thole (hips whore Captains have been lately promoted to Admirals, are to be pro moted to the Rank of Commanders. Lieutenant Joao SHORTLAND, late Fira Lieute nant of his Majefty's (hip RELIANCE, is promoted to the rank of Commander. His Majefty's (loop XENOPHON, of 22 guns, Capt. MARTIN, at Sheernefs, is fitting out, with all poffible expedition, to go out on a voyage of dircovery : the is to be called the Inv syrioaroe. A gun-brig, commanded by Captain Neweor s, is earned into Malaga by the crew. A brig of war commanded by Lieutenant Ni vea, was captured by a Spanifh gun-boat and her tender on the 2d of December, near Ceuta. The Torabley, Mvool, from Torbay to London, is taken and carried into Dieppe. The Britannia, Lassa ; and Atlas, Da tersrea ' from Dartmouth; and a fchooner , from Fa lmouth, with fifh, are taken and carried into Algefiras. The Atlas, Roos, from London to Madeira, is taken and carried into Modal:. On Monday fe'nnight failed from Leith Reads, the Viso ve gunNefiel ; on Toefdarfor the Nore, the Letra tender; and on Wednefday to the fouthward. the PRINCI WILLIAM armed (hip. On Friday night, during a freth gale and thick flow fhower, the (hip Elblag, of Mixing, PRIER HANSEN ma tter, was forced upon the rocks to the eaftward of Seafield Tower, near Kinghorn, wher.: fie now lies. The (hip is completely bilged, and, unlefs the weather continues very moderate, it is doubtful whether the can be got off the rocks.— ' The Elbing failed from Leith harbour onthe morn ing of Friday, being homeward bound, in ballaft. CAPTURIS BY THE FRINCH.--4.111 Mafcamde privateer, "of fix guns, Captain RAYMON, h a s taken at anchor, orPlymouth, the'AtlA letter of marque, of London, of 14 guns, richly laden from Madeira. The prize has entered the harbour of Morlaix.--Masiteter, Dot. sB. The Tor Abbey, an Englifh brig, from Tor bay to London, in ballaft, taken by, le Ligne vateer, of Boulogne, Capt. J. B. Poti.er, and Car ried into that port. Friday a Court-Martial was held on board the GLADIATOR, in Portfmouth Harbour, on Captain Bormear, and the Officers of his Majefty's late nip the M AR LIOROUG/I, for the lots of that vet te]. The !entente of the Court was, that they were of opinion her lots was occationed by her ariking on the Bcrvadeux Shoals, on the Coati of France, which accident happened from the a* certain fituation of the rocks, and Captain Sera*. ar's anxiety and zeal to carry his orders into en- cation, and being thereby fo dif.abled, as to rap der it totally impolfible to Cave her; that no blow was imputable to Captain Soya raV, his Of ter or (hip's company, fur their condat on that weir fion • and they afterwards tiled every endessiOalr to pt!eferve the (hip and hesitate. IMPERIAL I'MLIA VENT, Alphabetical Lift of the Reprefentatibn of Ire land in the Imperiai Parliament, ift Jan, iBoi. PEEItS 28 Te:nporal, 4 Spiritual. Atinagh, Primate of lei Lucan. Banion, Earl Limerick, V. Clanrickanle, E. Londonderry, E. . . Conyngham,E. Carleton, Vileount /mad, }.. . • Longurville, V. Calder, Barron Callan, B. Dylan, E. Donouldunore, F. Derry, Bilhop of Erne, E. Olandore, E. kleadford, Marquis Kildare, HMIs, of Longford, E. Leinina, E. BilNop of V. Oaroantown, V. O'Neill, F.. Rollmop, B. Xodtn, F.. hilorquis Oomerton, .V. Tyrawl*,.B. Virltnie.elf, E. Wiclriow, V. IRISH PEAS, BEM; ALSO BRITISH PEERS.. I Auckland, Baron Auckland Hood, (B) ViLHooci. , • &borough, (V) Baron Pons Kens, (V) Earl Chaim:lade- Canb ley. ' .. Bulkeley y. , (V) Baron Beau- Leinfter (D) VIE Leinfter. marls. Lumley, (V) Earl Sabo- Bridport, (B) ViLllrldport. rough. Cork and Orrery, (E) Baron Moira, (E) Baron Rawdona Boyle. Macartney, (E) &too Ma- Courtewn, (E) Baron Sal- canncy. teraford. Middleton, (V) Baron Bro- Clare, (E) Boron Fltz-Gib- deride. bon. Milton, (B) Earl Dorcheßer. Conway, (B) Marquis Hart- Mulgrave, Baron MulgrAve. ford. Nugent, (E) IViarqais Buck- Carrington, Baron Caning- . Ingham ton. Dffory, (Earl of Upper) lb- Downfhire, (M) Earl HUB- ~ rest Upper °Fury. born h. Shelburne, (E). Marquis Doncgall,(M) Baron Father. .Lanfdowne. wick. %ninon, (E) Baron Crude- Defmond, Ead Denbigh. am. Darnley, (E)Baron Craton. Strabane, (V) Marquis Aber :Sown, (V) Baron Downy. awn • Digby, (B) Earl Dishy. Sherard, (B) Earl Hato- Deism!, (B) Baron DelavaL rough. Eginont ( B ) Baron Loyd Waterford, (M) Baron Ty-. and Holland. rota. Fife, (E) ' Baron Fife. • Wexford, Earl Shrewsbury. ; Fitzwilliam, Earl Fitzwilliarm Weftcote, Baron Lyttleton. Grlnifton, (V) Baron Verll. Wellesley, (M) Baron Wel- Mani. Idler. Gage, (V) Baron Gage. COMMONS. Achefon, Hon. A. Keane, Major John Aleock, William Cont. Keating, M. B. St. Leger Attainder, Hairy Knox, Hon. George Bagwell, John Knox, Hon. John Bagwell, Richard La Touche, John Beresford, Right Hen. John Lee, Edward Beresford, John Claud Leigh, Robert Boyle, Lord Vifcount Leigh, Francis Brooke, Henry Vaughan Loftus, Lord Vifcount Browne, Right Hon. Denis Longfield, Col. Montiford Burton, William Lout field, Captain John Burton, Moo. Fran. bra th. Mahon, Hon. CoL fhos. Butler, Sir Richard, Bt. Martin, Richard Butler, Hon. James Malley, Hugh Dillon Cattlereagh, I.otd Vif. Madam, Lord Vifcount Chinncry, Sir Brodk. Be. May, Edward Clements, Lord Vifecrunt Mllaghten, Dim. Aka. Cole, Lord Vita:mint Moore, John Cooper, Jof. Edward Moore, Ankle Coate, Clarks Henry , Newer:Men, Sir W. 13. Be. Cope, Robert Camden O'Dell, Lieut. Col. Win. Corry, Lord Vifcount Ogle, Right Hon. George Cable, James O'Hara, Charles Daly, St. George Parnell, Rt. Hon. Sir J. Be. Daly, Dada Bowes Patrons, Sir L. Bart. Dawfon, Richard Ponfonby, Right Hon. W. B. Dalway, Noah Power, Richard Duigenan. Patrick Prittie, Hcn. Sadler Falkiner, Fred. John Ram, Abel Fetherflon, Sir Thos. Bart. Rochlort, Gull HOW Fitzgerald, Rob. Uniaeke Rowley, William Fitzgerald, Maurice Rowley Clotworthy Fortercue, Win. Charles Saunderfon, Francis Fatter, Right Hon. John Savage, Francis French, Arthur Smyth, William =Hamilton Sne)d, Nathaniel Henry Dean Somerville, Sir Mardis, Bt. Hamilton, Hon. A. Cole Staples, John Hamilton, Hans • Stewart, James Handeock, William Stewart, an. Chas. Wm. Hardman, Edward Sudley, lord Vile-aunt Hatton, George Talbot, William Hume William Hoare Trench, Hon. Richard Hutchinfon, Hon . Gen. J. H. Vandeleur, John Ormfby la o c i l i t cs lo , n, Col. George Wller, John ones, Right Hon. Thee, Watenra, Warner William Walter Wynne, Owen The Marquis of BLANDFORD'S annual donation of fat beef, with the addition of tour Cheep, was lalt week diftributed among the poor inhabitants, in his Lordfhip's neighbourhood of White Knights and Early: We are happy to obferve that in Mr. HANDIJItIf LEIGH is revived all the hofpitality for which the Houle of Pont-y-pool was ever diftinguifhed in the time of his worthy anceftors, but which dur ing a long minority was totally done away. This elder branch of the HAMMY faT_ily with his amiable Lady (el -draw Lady MACRWORTI2 regularly feed twice a week with excellent broth and bread upwards of fifty families, befides hav ing at Chrillmas diftributed a fat ox amongll their diftreffed neighbours, and cloathed feveral poor men and women, each of whom they alto fup plied with coals. A letter from Kirkcudbright, sated December 29, (a ye —" We had a little mob here lilt Friday night and Saturday forenoon, on account of grain and potatoes. They ufed Mr. TnOl4 A s S►aoAr in Brighoufe very ill ; ducked him in the river, tore his apathy, and forced him up and down the areets ; and at fame time a number of them went on board a floop, laden with potatoes, at the har bour, and forcibly carried away quantities of them. On Saturday they met again, but the Magiftrates, the Earl of Sstaia a, and a number of the town Gentlemen, went out and apprehended the moll adive, and lodged them in the gaol, from whence they were liberated on bail, after being fenlible of their error, and promiling a good behaviour. All is now tranquil." A letter from Birmingham, dated January 4, fays--" The military in and round this town have be quite alert for this week pall.—Since the Halt Norfolk left us, the Eaft Middlefet have been marching in at different periods from Stratford upon Avon, and places adjacent. Part of this re giment have alto left us, and marched for Tam. worth, about 16 miles from hence. " A few evenings fince, a Mr. Fsaroa, an old and refpettable fehoolmaller in this town, unfor tunately fell into one of the locks at the Alton Junaion wharf; and was drowned. " This morning a coueaion at St. Martin's Church added 141. gs. to the fulkription for fop. plying the poor with Coup at a reduced prict." LONDON MAR KETi CORN-EXCHANGE , MONDAY, JANUAR S! Our arrivals of Wheat from Elfex and Kent were rather Mort, butthe quantity unfold from !aft week's fairs mane the fup;iiy tolerably ksrge. Very fine fannies were not materially tower than Lit m.ctek, but any Wheat under the firft quality was nut only remarkably dull in fate, but emifiderably lowcrin price : indeed, Grain of v cry kind femits.rapidly declining In price. CURRENT PRICE. OF GRAIN. Wheat sios to Dos 14 Boller, 82, to 921 od Fine 112$ to 1201 od Suffolk, 931 to nos od Vtry Fine 1221 tO 142$ 011 Pearl Peak 114$ to 001 od Rye . Sos to 951 ad Hoek Beans i _•011 to 74, oil Barley 6os tl 10. oil Ticks 6,1 s to 72$ od Malting Barley 721 .to 86s od Old cos to cc, od Malt 60. to 764 od Oats ace to 44$ od Fine 78s to 8111 od Fine 45 1 tat 4 1 k od Hoy Peafe 7os to los od Yobruls so.. to 541 od RFTURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. including only froatibe 224 of December to the 27th of Do• ember inclulive, agreeable to the New Ad& • 333 Callum' tOos 04 83s %anent tons od 90 ---. 1586 ad 30 .--- 138$ od 110 -- 1t76 od 445 ..--- 136 s od 767 .....,-- 1331 od 125 ...--- 135 s od 254 --.-- 1 55$ od ta 1301 od 375 --154 s od 13 12811 od 320 .....-- 1531 od . 136 ~ ials od 1342 .-.--..-- I,sts od 6ca a +-1264 od 691 --"-.-- 1 5 01 01l 77 .—. ills od 151 ...,--. 1 49$ od iso .--- HT . od 330 ----- 148$ od 60, - 7 ,-.--- 0 'los od 1614 -.--. 1471 a a -.-- :op oil toy -.......-- 14 6 i od 4 .--.--- tcos cd 1 95 • -.*•-•m• 143$ 04 43/ -- 961 od 262 .....--.• 144 s od $92 ..---• yos od 50 ........... 143/ Od 81 881 od 409 ---- 3 4 21 04 6 84$ ad • 380' ---.- 14 11 04 Total-12,115 Quarters. Average Los. 5.1. In 51d. higher that bit return. PRICE OF ILOUR. Fine Flour 12. a to 0:1 Pollard tine 36$ to ea od Second, 90, od to tip Common ditto 121 to 262 cd Thirds Bos cd to yos Mode Pnllard 19$ to cos cd Middling nos od'to aos Bran t9s to coo oil ENTRY of CORN in the PORT of LONDON during laft wc a.-Wheat,l7,2oo tirs.--13arley, 6892 qrs.-01k5,16390 qrs.-Bcans, 33e9rs. Peak, 2365 qrs. Clover Seed, at° cwt. PRICE OF HOPS. 1 .1 Kent 151 to, to al tos a Rent 161 = total osil Sults 151 oos to 161001 n y Sufkx al ow to 171 o: Elks !slops to 1 61 Co.) Earn. 141 OCS to 191 Cb c., SEEDS PER HUNDRE WEIGHT, January 5. Red Clover 30, to too, White ditto 461 to Lan per cwt. Trefoil tos to 661 Turnip sas to ags per buthel Rye Grab nos to nos per quartet Cinondoill 108 to 408 per ditto Mallard- SVirbite sgs to acs per Mad &ed. lßrown x2s to rys per ditto Canary Seed 16s to ass per ditto Rape Seed 451 to stl pub*. SMITHFIELD, January s. To fink the offal—per Row of Blb. Beef gs gd to ss Bil veal - 0 3d to lki gd Mutton • 0 6d to 6a od Pork ••• 5$ sd to 6s od Stock at Market Ibis morning, Leads aOOO, Sheep, 6020. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, January S. Per done of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef gs od to ss od Veal ss od to 6s od Mutton ga 6cl to ss od Pork 41 od to 6s od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4$ ad Town Tallow yo. od to 769 Clare market 4$ 1 Ruffia ditto (ca.) 67sod to 6sts Whitecbapel market 0 o ld Ruffia ditto (Imp) 66s teas (per (tone of 81b.) White Candle Ridge boa to MI —....... Melting Stuff 56s oil tools 121 4,1 Ditto Rough 378 od to es 4 1 144 Graves -16 s cd to • Good Dries xis to os Yellow Soap; ris to gos.—Mottled, Fs B.—Curd, 886. PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LLADENHALL. Butts, so to 6016 - - aid to 224 Ditto, 60 to 8016 - - - sad to aid Merck ants Backs - acid to and Dreffing Hides - - 18.1 to xyd I - McComb Hides - - rod to sod Crop Hides for Cutting - std to 236 Hat Ordinary - -18 d to aril Calf Skins, aotosolb per dozen, - abd to ad Dino, • 60 to Bolb - - 164 to sod Ditto 80 to molt) - - aid to 264 Small Soli (Greenland) dos to 7cs2 ILarge ditto - -12 Ci to I 4Cs S Per say& .. Tanned Hods Hides -16 s to rns each Cost Skins - - 3c6 to ;cs per dozen Price of Bark par load 191 o. to sol os RAW HIDES, January 5. Hides (per Row) 35 .6d to 31 gd Heavy Calf its cd each Middling 38 041 to 36 1.1 Light Calf 741 per lb. Ordinary as 8d to 11 ibi Sheep Skins is 5141 to Si c PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Borough. St. James's. Whitechapel. o.Hays is to 6 61 4 x 3 oto 6 8 0I es as oto 6 is o Straw 1 r6toa s 1 10to 1 IS 0 S 40tO 2 IS 0 Clover 66t0 6 is ..--- 6 to oto 7 4 7 COALS.—State of Lail Week's Market. Cargo?6°l4. Average Peke Monday, Dec. Mt, None fold. Wedodday, 31, Es at 48s. od. Friday, n.% 14 at 481. od. COUNTRY MARKET& ratcas Or OttAIN, AT TOE FOLLOWING MAIIITTd. RTADINGA , -Wheit 80ood. to !sic otl. per Qu arter. Earley S3s. od . to Boa ode Beans 675. od to 3s. od. Oats 3os. pd. to 48s. od. I Peace 72a od to Si.. ad. • Noway' •—Wboat two o& to z6s a od. per Quarter.. Rader yos. od. to Iles.od. I Beans yss.od to lizs. od. Oats adt.od. to 461.0 d. Peak SOs. ad. to 84$. ad. 14 --Wheat :ass od to t 6as od per Qua tor. Roley secs od to Iss od I Beans 6ss ad to roe of Oats 3os od to so od. I Peafe yin od to 81* od Basinorrisza....-Wheat aus ad to 16 4 1 P er . 47 . lrll T_ • Barley sss od to 871 tad !Beans yos od to ass od Oats' 3os OA to sos od PCIA 711 04 ro ita• aJ 0 J. rult o.—Wittat 1465. to 'Bon od per Quorum Parley 71$ od (0 105110 d I Beans 78s od to siss od Oats 47$ ad to 596 od Ptak 86s od to oos od Assn/ or Batati.Tbe Pork Loaf HOUglUid, 3 ; it,. 6 or. to be fold for so. zol, Tnefday there were aso bons of Lothiamoatmeal in Edin- burgh market, which fold at 43a. 421. fd. and 42a per b 011...—. Belt retail price per peck, as. ssid. Second, as. cid. Third, 18.71 d. 1 bete were alto 93 bolls of peak and barley meal to market, orbit,' fold from as. to 3os. per boll. In I laddington market on Friday, wheat declined confider- ably in price, bin all other grain advanced, except oats, whikla remained ~t raft week's pricer Different Prices of the Ouartem Loaf, for ss Weeks ending December 31, :3 6 Weeks, at 4 --- 14: r I 6 1 4 4 --- 1-I S{ A I e. J. Wel4C,ld I I I It I••••• I 2 1 3 6 -- 1 I---. I 1 3 \Vida'. at I Led I 40 Week, at 1 6 8 - tti 1 - lA, - z it 3 1 9 32 Weeks, 73 34 Average, = 4 40 I 11 Surplus. r Day. for a Man, ha Wife, sad Family, would be, In t Per - o 4 Ditto 4o s Wok • o $ Dutn - - • • Lunar Month oto 6 Ditto t ill st W/cka - 6/6 6 Ditto - - 25 o Befidcs Fradions, winch amount to 32 liabscs agataA t c Public,z El 74 94. - I