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~.__ • ) 7 . i lin . . . . • . i I NAUTICAL 11 4 1rELLIGENtE. mails and pa ff engers ber e, will fail for Harwich CORN AMR 1f.F;73. 7 liZ LATE HURRI::.I.VA. P the &ft opportunity.- e -lt is flitted by the petrel'. • ' -- - - -- a MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND South. gers who arrived in the KING Gtoace, that the A ,. • • ALIKK-LANL, 1 kb. t. From the country papers received on Saturd:i :: ARRITIo. Les. Hamburgh Merchants will' to have the packets : re , noted in our Fritla , 's ltateniviit of the we have extraeled the following detail., in addl. o French, o flock of Flour being large, together u ith a toler- tian to thofe given lait week : li f.. .4 HambUtgh, 1 Ihgeh, 3 Dublin, 3 Waterford, a Liam, 4 1 I I 4 ... FALMOUTH, JAN. 29.-Arrived the American Rationed at Yarmouth as Coon as poflible, for their better accommodation, as they would receive their i letters, &c. much earlier than they can do at Pre -1 n lent POOLE, JAN. 31.-Sitife the figniwg of the pre- liminaries of peace, we have had 28 ve ff els entered Ihip Jane, Capt. Otos*, in so days from tort an at this port from France, with live and dead flock, able fupply of Efrex Wheat, 4 . l:J44:anted a reduc. . ton of as. to 3s. per %tarter on that Article; and our may be totight, fineß at 6os. down to 58s. An account trom Sheffield, of the date cf . fir, d 25, lays-" . The wind here . rofe early on . Tl , ui i- ay morning, and blew with increa..ng vi dente till late in the afternoon ; fcarcely a hilli 1 . ,: in the Per Sack.-Barley. and Malt unvaried.-Oats co° town efcaped dilapidation. A flack of chininie. tremely heavy, and new Beans net fo brills a tale as *on our !all Market•day.-Hog Peas lower, and Prince, which he left on the Sth of December.- poultry and game, amongß which have been White ditto nearlyuntaleable.-Canary Seed much About the end of November, Toufraint'e:relation (the fecond in command) revolted spin* him at the Cape, and ma ff acred about goo whites : Tour. - !Soo hogs, by whic h means the inhabitants of this d its vieinity.have been ferve,d with exneed- fat pork at s a. and 61 per und, o g cent. lets than die . ufual market price. Ilie cheaper...-The Grafs Seed Trade has a heavy we i g h t. w „ afpea, excnpt for fine White Clover and Superfine Tontine into Pre t c h i Trefoil. . faint immediately marched. againft him from Pott are now concerned to nate, that there is likely to Engin Wheat, 6os. 7os. to Sze. au Prince, took him and ill his family, and blew be a flop put kin this track:. The parties are per- Foreign Ditto, see 7 43 , them off at the mouth of cannon, alto teveral of the Commandants, who were inimical to him.- da ys ' t o sbhringmaosvaonyt, of f n the cou ci rfe f of ,fiftee n !fated to a hare e been a already made, a n d and that e tiien( fo i r s He has miffed a vaR treasure at Port au Prince ; the prefent, At leaft) no . More will be allowed to. *Rye, 365. 4 05. 4 4 5. Barley, 265. 385.-(Malting) 43.5. 435. ,Malt, 4.45. 505.-Finell, 525. the treafury was fuppofed to contain +o millions of be brought from thence. • There- is fuch a difpo- Oats, 18s. 245. 255. dollars: be has levied a duty of 2o per cent. on all itnports and exports ; he has upwards of 60,000 • troops; he was aware of, the expedition from France, and was determined to refill the fition in this part _ of the country to demand extra- Hain Beans, •( New) 305. 375. er's meat that b var fo n r t pri t e s e n s b fo u r n ev ds e n ri f k o ind i of y, bnit e c r h e is no .ini in , of the extent to si.hich the IMpolition would §avge Tick Beans, (New) 305. 345. Hog Pcafe, 365. 395. their landing gone. We have now, howeeer, laid iwit tolerable Boilers, •365. 425.. v • be i:. well fupplied with all kind of pro ifions and good Reck, and can bid them defiance for a month Spring Tares, st. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per buffinl. to come,. w h en we; have very . little doubt but the in St. James's -ftreet tell through the roof of an ad- joining houfe . , and overwhelmed a bed in the gar• ret, from which a perfon had jolt rifen. An im- nienfe fheet of lead, about two thoufand pounti:: p e itatedfrom the flat roof of the yard, immediately alter the Doncafler mail coach had let out, and upon the very (pot where it had flood. Many decayed buildings were flialcen to pieces. A girl about twelve years old was crufhed to dcath at Shef- field Moor, by the ruins of a wall, which was thrown upon her, as the endeavoured to fupport herfelf againil it, before the wind. Another girl, about the fame age, was dreadfully !nulled by a fimilar accident at Greenlane. In the furround- ing country and neighbouring villages, the ra- vages of this unfparing tempeft were equally dreadful. In Canklow Wood, and Kiveton Park, feveral hundred trees were defiroyed. A corn Rack at the Paddocks, near this town, was carried from the brander) , and fet upon the ground, much i • ammunition; he takes up the negroes that he findsCan•away Seed, 365. to 415. per cwt. fhaken : but at Abneylowe, in Derbyfhire, we are ports in France wit. be again opened, and we ffiall idle, fends them to their own plantations, makes C oriander , ;Gs. to 295. per cwt. informed that a large corn•flack, and the bran- be able to have reCourfe to the fame market. . them work, and gives them one quarter of the FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Canary, 84s. to 955. per cwt. dery, were tranfported nearly ten yards and fet up- on the ground, where both now Rand firm and un- - produce ; they work much better elan wltcn in DEAL, JAN. 1I•-Sailed the GANNETT floop to Rape Seed, 341. to 371. per lall. injured. Part of the battlement of Norton Hall ) ilavery.-He is exceedingly well liked, particularly the Northward.-Arrived and failed for the River Flour, 6os. 655. per lack. ' i . by the whites.-He entirely maintains his old mat- ter, who now refides at Philadelphia, and livis ,• . . fumptuoufly, being regularly fupplied with about . • the Lord Lenox, Liam, from St. Michael's.- Wind S. S. W. GRAVESEND, JAIL I 1.-Paired the Collins. Red Clover, 545. 725. firs. 86s. per cwt. White ditto, 58s. B+s. i t4s. - by Trefoil, e6s. 4os. sos. Mr. Reed's grounds, and on the eftatc of Mr. Bag- thaw at the Oakes, fences have been broken, and many trees uprooted, and fluttered." • 1 HOMPSON, from Honduras ; Earl St. Vincent, The following particulars are !liven in a letter 6, or 8,000 dollars, every two or three months, by • otrioomas, from Bengal; Little Jane, - , and FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JAN. 30. ac Thi s • from Manchefter, of the date of an. 2+. Touffaint. Ellifon, GArtirr, froth Jamaica 'e Magnet, -, Average price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Re- town was vifited on Thurfday Taft by a hurricane. Arrived the KING GEORGE Packet, Capt. YES- CONES, in feven days, with the Mail from Lilbon t paffengers by her are Colonel Ls Seaas, and his fervent:. ; left at Lifbon the Paine& Aim, HMI from Charente ; Lemila, -, from Hivre ; Fre- • the Lydia, MatsoN, from Liffion. - Sailed a the Recovery, JAMIE; for Jerfey ; Charlotte and Ann, WORTS, for Naples; Elizabeth, SMITH, for Packet, and his Majefty's chip la CONSTANCE, of Dublin ; Renew a l, LEE, for Barbadoes ; Rama- turns ending the 234 of ßar i cy anuary, illoz. Wheat. Rye. . cuaz. Bear : , p e th. more tremendous in its fury than any thing of the derick, DetAwo ; Little Charles, HANNA, and s. if. a. il. .8. d. s. d. a. 4 sd. kind ever remembered here. About half pall 7- 7 47 4 43 11 33 50 43 8 45 3 feven in the morning a Very The avant Price of Sugar, computed from the Rettems ing to high chimney, belong- a faitory in Long Mill Gate, came down made in the week ending - the 27th of January, is eas. 2-.:d. per .. , .. . n In • r. it hnedred weight. A tin a prodigious cram, d e s troy i ng t w o mom 'Riess or OIMIN, AT TIC pinworms simiEßTs. buildings dole to it, and the front of a bottle on 24 guns, and NETI.XY and MILEROOE fchoouers. din, -, for Oftend ; New V enus, for for Bil- BAsiNesecota.wmat 704 od to 84. od par tarter . the oppofitc fi de of the ftreet, anthe ruins of which . boa - and the Jenny, -, for Rotterdam. Ruler 3 2 1 od to 4 04 ed ream 368 od to 488 od a man, his wife, and a child were buried. The Arrived alto the American brig Tau, Capt. LEN. ' ARRIVED. • Oats 22s 04 to 328 ad Peale _ . 4 " " i 4 43i e l l man was got out, not dangeroufly.hurt, but the neap, from London for Bourdeaux ; and the brig ' At Plymouth-the George Bulkey, .3......, from Lifbon. man 663 od io gets oat per quarter. , woman and child were killed. A man was killed At Briltol4--M.: , v,Shapiy, f rom St. Michael's. Barley 36s od to 38, 6d 1 Beans 321 ed to 52e Ca by a wall being blown down upon him, and ano- ib . raltar, froni SAlcorab with barley for Cheflen At Cadiz-H Bo d . Philadelphia ' and Laf erry, y , front cello, c a , 231 ad to 303 od Nate 393 ad to 4 21 ed -Sailed the American brig Alnerican, Captain Hein, from London..„ 60 od 8 ...„ diet- by the falling of a chimney. A large chino I iifa abd Attte li a •-.., and Farmer , Dela- ....zwariay.-Whoits, 4. .to 11. od. per Quarter. ney fell upon the roof of a houfe, in whic h . fi x VANN, for London ; and the CLAUSINA cutter on inc A ia t es, Bili t : •"! - / ..1 a „ . . Barley 321 od to araii od I Beans Ore od to S4s od 211 od to 278 6d I Peale 428 od to 433 ed young women were at work . It cruffied in the a eruiie. At Lifime-Frjo, trOtlvera, from Cork; and Ranger, Car- Oats .• iir . A . land, from London . • Has:cm-Wheat 708 od to 868 col per (ttatter. roof, and two floors, and buried them, all in the PLYMOUTH, JAN. 30.-Came in hi s marity-s At Oporto-..Beaver, Sanders, from Poole; Eliza, Ford, Barley ,324 041 to 388 641 Boma £371 od to 323 cd cellar. Immediate alliftance was given, and the flip NYMPH, of 38 guns, Capt. Door:tss, from from Dartharuth ; !Inn, -, and Edmund, Laws, from Lon- Oatit. F4Dl•l 2 * " °d h 1 n 0 t 27 0 3 3. 0d od. Peal. 3s. ed ." 04 arty) 461 od women were releafed. One of them, unfortunately, • &wa d. ; Ba , cheat:, Kil on; and Kognac, Fos, front Newfour.d- by a fecond fall of rubbith , &c. was killed, and a cruife, and brought in a don large fniuggling Barley 288 ad to 4 5 131 od I Beans tor of to Quart e r. od Cutter called the Flora, of Fowey, James Dunn At Liana-Nancy and Mary, -,-4, from Topfham • ; Duke 04.11 20, • Od to 373 od Peale 39$ cid to 445 od two others materially injured. One of the ilial , j e an ; K.'ltigaeco and Aurora, Jamefon, from New- plates of the clock at St. Ann's church was blown Mailer, from Guernfey, laden with near 1:-.400 facioind. down. The fire of St. Mary's flee le waved in • • • ankers of fpirits, and a quantity of tobacco : the At GurrnfeyZePhyr, I.ynder, from Charente. The great Pyramid cf Chop, whi c h teas vifited fuch a threatening manner, as greatly to alarm At Dunkirk-Robert and Sarah,--, from Riga. was captured on the night of the adi inn. off the At Peteriburgh-..taro!ina, Ridley, from Londoa. by Be•nnrzara in-Egypt, according to Put, y and the furrounding inhabitants , as did alto the Reeple Ramhead, having been previoufly chafed by the At Gibraltar- . Fair AnterLuia, I'vcr..from New York. DIODORUs, occupiesi 360,000 men, for so years in of St. Clement's church." At Dover -Frederick l Iklana ; and Brothers, Cabal, from building ! HeitO oo TU3 tells, that in his time there STAMFORD,- JAN. 29.-411 the tempefluous wea- FlSOaati and l'OiseAu frigates: the Flora 101 l her Ulan. was an inferi t• on the Pyramid, w hich fr ci p ton 1' bowfprit, and fprung !ter malt, a f ter the was cap At Liveipoot--glntreptd, Dean , from Jamaica. that t 600 talents of filver, or 413,3331. was em- DI3TR:BUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY ter engine in Donington Fen, in this county, was, lured. Cam s ein from Torbay his Majeiv's !hips „„ ~„ , . , , • ~ ployed in tarlicl, laks, and onion", for the workmen! by the force of the wind, preci hated upon the ~ p . • a nerurea armed urig .e.e.m. OT. V IN' F.NT, tor Al • llabout - 1 1- • ft N um ju cope to tie intere o f t he ft- 11*am:rimer, of 74 guns, Captain GIFFA. a, and a the capture of the French fchnoner l'Elife, will be cogs of the wheel, and literally torn to pieces. tional Debt of England for ON a WHOLE Nestle ! At Goffierton, from the fame effeet, the fall of the EDGAR, of 74 guns, Captain ()TWAT. Sailed paid at Plymouth, on Tuerday die id init. Lail week a perfon of the name of Fox, at a barn crufhed to death a girl who happened to lie • foraorbay the PRINCE Ot WAces, of 0 guns, The hired arrieed Futter the HIND, f or or theca p- Wrexham, undertook, for a trifling wager, at a• • i • • Adniiral CALOR Came .i ri his Ma jelly's tore of the (hip Hoep, will be paid at mouth public hook to drink three quarts of at in it. i • the id inft,Mr. Bellars, of Norborou h 101 l ' g ,a quantity flip Plums, of 38 guns, Captain NORRIS, froin I'f he • • • 1 tie AROLIYq, f or t h e capture o f la R e f o l ue , of wheat lying in a barn, the roof of which was but was immediate l y taken ill, and d ied a few Gibraltar, with difpatches for Government. 4 El Flei.l.e, and la' oiture, will be paid the fame ' blown away. The Parfonage- hoof at Whaplod • hours afters PORTSMOUTH, jAN. - 3T.-Yefterday arrived the at John's- beet, Adelphi, this.day. . • was completely demoliffied, together with leveret . A letter from Exeter Pays , that a prophacts has • other bulldings in that neighbourhood. Pima* frigate, from Yarmouth, and came into Mbnthly Statement of the Britilh Naval Force, l ate l y rifen ttp in that city. Three clergymen D - above the leach, 1 uring the tempeß tnget ,cr harbour this . morning : the Au:neer frigate fail- exclu fi ve of the hired armed vefrels, .which are came 300 miles to vifit her, and with four other with the joifts, &c. of the Reeple of Burton Peca- n- chiefly employed in proteeing the Coafling T ra d e rerfons held a confultation with her; the has de- wardine church was blown over the parapet w• '' ed yeflerday to join the (hips fitting out at y- .. Britain .. •. , 41i, Pad- of Great . . uded many, and the ignorant and uninformed mouth, for intercepting an tigglers. This afternoon Liar. so', Frt:Sts.ter.Tet. repofe implicit confidence in her . She dreffcs in upon the chancel roof, which it has very much &- arrived l'AvaicANE and Hi:wise, both armed en I _II port and fitting - - 24 455 82 168 e white muffin, and f ags that Richard Brothers is the e •I'' • . maecd This is the fecond accident this ancient • Gored Mpg - - .- 4 I 3 0 o - . - flute, from Egypt ;PA t iti CAN fis the frigate taken In the Euzlil'and fri th Commas at o 28 29 68 Lamb, and the is the Lamb ' s w if e. months. ' by the Nines, Captain BAR Low, force time ago in in the Dreg and North Seas 12 08 30 so Count ZAMBEC„ . .".AIti, of Bologna, in Italy, has The hurricane left Thurfday was very revere in At the Welt India Maas, and on , pubbfhed that liellias at length ditcovered the art h• • d i d the Mediterranean, after a very gallant anion , and the Palfoge - - - 8 •re 33 so f guiding air balloons in any &ream, at plea t le coy, an cau e great damage to the cathe. i ion ''nel ditto a 5 2 as ii so o deal in particular. appears to be a very fine vette!: A Frendi brig On t tl a ll ui N ea cw ita t t ouniant •o 2 6 8 fore, but to defray the expences of the experiment, Much damage was done at Gainfborough on and a (loop, arrived this morning from France, Cape of Good Hope, Lai India, he has folicited a fubfcription of 800 crowns. Thu fd !alt by the t ll s him- harbour r ay empe uous w eat he r ; c im. laden with poultry of eve`), deferintion. Came into Ar a!id oatnltlhme Matches - - •• 2 3 It 613 17 44 The City of London have begun to pull down . .. . . neys blown down, tiles blown from the houfes in 4 tome of their old Granaries in Tooley-fircet, which harbour the MAIDSTONE frigate, Ca t . s-- , -. pun and Portugal, without the direction; d build ing, every an a new partly roofed, have been built upwards of two centuries : as a A paragraph appeared in tome of the London Straits - - 7 0 2 3 r 2 P - at the Couch welt end oft he town made '• in the Mediterranean - 17 453 36 szo pears from an infcription (lone now OD part of th e heap of ruin; : fortunatel no i; v e , su.ereloa entirely . a Papers yetlerday , Rating that great apprehen fi ons Hofpital and Prifoa nips - 19 4 7 0 30 premifes - " This Worke was b_egunne and finifhed On Thurfday laft Mo y Caili, of Hairston, was were entertained for the fafety of the _Stove floop. - at the charges of the Br:id Houk, Sir GEORGE Total in Conunnon - 136 20 201 251 608 blown from the fide of his barn, while he was en. i BARN then bent' Lord of th C• •of , gMator . e its Lou. We have ufed every endeavour to diffitiver the authenticity of the report, and find that no fuch Receiving Mi p s - - - .5 o 3 a ii don, 1587. 'They were chiefly built of cheffito broke in a fl iocking manner. b I • ICCable, and repairing for fer- wood ; and notwidillanding the length of time Same day a barn belonging to Mr. Allenbe of accounts have been received. The report moll v i ce - - . - is I 3 1 16 that has elapfed; fome of the timbers are now fo t l So 139 Wineeby, near Horncaftle, - was entirely bl i e:wit i probably originated froth the accounts relpeaing , t i n t !Dintin g art - .: : : 2 : 4 z 3 3!, ° 2 , ‘ found that a law can fcarcely penetrate them.- down. , the lobs of l'Units, Captain CANES, which (hip. it • .'_,2; About a century ago thefe Granaries were occu- Richard Wilfon, of Welli in ngore, this county, 'Fetal - 1)8 a 6 246 333 803 pied by fome of the principal Companies of the i is con enured, has foundered on her roam from , . .. City o f L on d on, for the laudable f purpo eof f tl who totally blind, * aged eventy- wee, was Naha. Captain DUN : AN commanded the SCOUT,lately been rained to fight by the owration of Hyde Park was yellerday, from the mildnefs of h oofing corn in the time of plenty, which in times couchin 4 ) . 1 • S. when fie failed from England, and not Captain I _._ _ da y, EIIG uncommonly crowded, both by Jiakfiriars: of fear . city they r etailed out to the poor of the re- i Pains, u erroneoufly Rated. ! and Aporirearu, though the great attradtion (we fpeaive Companies at reduced prices. Hutt, JAN. 26.-Early on Thurfday morning, the molt tremendous gale came on at this place, SHRUM/SS, Jan. v.-Arrived the Extesss, mean the Lam) was rather tparingly diftributed. . People grown up, . and i of any age, that are quite that has been experienced for a number of years. 1 Lords VILLIERS, .SAY aad Set e, Sir. :FRANIC STAN- igno . rant of dancing; a . fo thole who only want the advice boat, from the Downs.-11 large !hip, It continued without intermiffion until about noon, DISH, the Marquis of LORN, Colonel Bloom, &c. fafinonable Reps, acquire them moll expeditioufly, fuppofed to be the MINOTAUR, of 74 guns, from formedof the F fit . nabk Promenader: ! 'and and in the firfl Ile • t Mr. A ' No. Sher - a part rather violently when it abated, but blew -at inter- vats until a late hour in the evening. The damage Portfmouth, is now working up to the Nore, and the Ride was graced by the pretence of his Royal rard.ftreet; Gol en-fquare ; or No. io, Great- it has done to the buildings, &c. isconfl derable.- Will fail for Chatham to be paid off The Lime- Highnefs the Prince of WALES, who, mounted on Alie-flreet, Goodman's-fields; and thofe who love Our letters mention that its feverity has been felt a ark brown horfe, of the mol . etqui fi te fymme- dancing to good . mulic, may, by fubfcribing to 70 2 floop has been paid off, and the petty o ffi cers in ahnolt every diflriet in the kingdom. A !loop, and the highell blood, chtayed all thole the Stied Affemblies there, enjoy a pleaffire which 2:id crew were fent on board the BATA viE,lying at _t r y • . .n. uellnan graces for which he e l s fo defervedly no one Afrembly_in England gives be fi des as Mr. name unknown, was funk off H 1 els :, and two cut of three of the crew drowned; the -I:' d reached • _ . r . 1 1 ,. Ncre. The Coxiay !not, of 74 guns, has got ce?ebrious ; Lord CAMDEN, COIIMCIS MONTAGUE Gow and Mr. MACKINTOSH, the moll c harmin g the with • land great di ffi culty. Ot toe crew of Ley lewer malls put in, and is ex lied will go a nd H uiti ss, Major Vic A us, &c. alfo fhewed Perfotrners of Ball !guile in this country, are po i• another !loop in great dißrels off that Ow-, one (kill and abi lity . reund under jury top mans to Plymouth, to be fi t- their 7 tively engaged to lead the Band alternately, from riflied upon deck by the cold ; another was *To inertia the key Reed." the beginning of February to the end of the feafon. drowned, id the third was, ed for tea . Wind S. S. W. • The remainder of the afiembla Was, as dual. Frefh fu lies of that pleafant, f Se pp ale and effica- got on fhore and carried to Hefsle. During the VAR enure, Jas. 31.-Yellerday afternoon ar- o iaixed and &temente:a. dons Medicin e, S 'A l 'cl IIN 'WS PILSBURY S WrISCORDUTIC preva ence o. the wavy ga e, as Lie ONSt C . . I:7CG the KING GEORGE, Capt. DEANS , with The accident that beret Paiata, on Feiday Dimes, (by the King's Patent) are weekly re- launch was coming up the Humber, 11 , e was upfet Inn mails, two cou r iers, a quarterly Meifengee n ight, during _ the performance of Cpstrefirte,•at ceieed from the Difpenfare, S o l io -f quare, in bottles by the violenc e o f th e tea , and one of the men frran Eanover, and revere' paffengers from Cuin Drury-Lane - Theatre, arofe from the conflia be. of ss. and il. as. each, by E. limiter, the cor- drowned. The reft were faved by clinging to the haven. The KING GllOBO5 left Cuxhaven o n tweethim and CHARLss &mint, in the charm. per of St. Pa u l' s Ch urc h- yar d , L on d on; where launch, which afterwards righted, and di ore on .., I „ mlay left, the 26th. The PRINCE or WALES ters of CIA= and Guidons:. It was no fault ache may be had, a n ew e d it i on , b e i ng t h e eighth, of (bore oppofite Hedon. latter in ftriking his competitor with a (pear, but SPILSIMIRY'S *much admired Treatife on the Scur- Various accidents happened on the roads. The Facto, Capt. THOMAS Haws, arrived at Cux- PALMER unluckily did not hold his Men (wor d try, Gout, Diet, and Remedy, with upwards of mail coach from York was blown over within two . ‘' i haven on th . fthe above Packet's fail- fufficient firmtaefs, and it fell upon his nofe with e morning o • • landed h confiderable forq. 34. 641 . damage was fuftained. i "S• The ii.isii fillOali B e which has or