Star. — London, England, 1805-10-21 00:00:00

P7,ItP7Ic,IL INTELLICRNC2. 81.111 :1 TH iii DAY—Win.] N. W. AYR. Dr!. AR R. 11;:7. 71)471i3 1 1 I Hart 1 II: r r h 0 .1 w ...•fr.biA 1 t Gcuctit:urvh o t 1. :law 0 I I I"!..s:nuTM, C.:T. 18 —Atli ve..l the Indus, from Madrac, IA horn Ciookhaven, h:.und to London ; tha Swediiit Neptune, , from Saf.c Atiade, DALE ; an..! the Bedford, LAME. from Jarnai . ca.- 3aile.l the .::.wedifh !hip Horcet I, 1)e Loans F.. f , r ;r -ft :lies; lean b-ig Rover, Captain WAITE, for Na; ; and the ditto V,r.dhington, DREW, for Leg bot n.—V.Tio.! N. E. PLY 5;‘)U TH. OCT. 19 —Came in the VA•caVARD. of 7+ guns, Born Ja.na;c3, 13.1 from Pottfn.!•tuh ; The is vo y leaky, and is gone up Hartroaze to be docked ; the Caroline armed Ihip from Cork ; fie failed irnm thence with the Indus raft under convey, and parted from her off the Sound yeflerday. Sailed the HAZARD, of 18 guns, on a • cruizc. PORTSMMTH, OCT. 19.—Carne into harbour the Scottraom fl'op, Captain CARTERET. The Suiten, Capt. KEATS, ATHENIEN, Capt. GITFARD, and Lord Eldon aimed (hip, Capt. Ntrecome, are gone out of harbour. Ocr. o . —Arrived this morning his Nlajefly's (hip Lim STlt lOUS and the HYANA frigate, whh the remain. der of the Leeward Ifland convoy; alflr the (hip Geor giana, rirvs, front London, bound to the South Seas. ;ailed the Meteor and Safeguard bolas. DiIVER, OCT. t9.—Arrived this nroining the boy Catharine Frederica, Captain LANG, of Nice klenburg, from Oporto, with fruit, fugar, &c. bound to Ton. s y leaky, having been on fhore on the Fle rni:h Banks His Majelly's gun brig Fusious at% lived in the Roads this morning with the Ihip Tre- Werner, Captaia PF-TEASON, of and frnrn Copenha , t : ; pros ith a cargo of iron, Reel, wine, brandy, &c. bound to toe Cape of Good Hope and Batavia, which Le has detained. Orr ived in the Roads this morning the Fiats gun brig from a cruize ; 'he has detained and lent fur thi • harbour the boy Macarella, of and for (Merit:in in Y away, with a cargo cf brandy a•rd felt, from St. Marti- , 's. His Majelly's !loop Dur : n cE. arrived in the 11, , ads this day from the Downs; lb: is con:;n4 in:u•tl'e ;arbour next tide, to remain as a receis ing ihip. A Ruffian fleet, umflling of fit e fail of the line and a frigate, under the command of a Vice Admiral, paired by here this afternorn, from Le:th Roads, for Poi tintoutli. Paired by for the ver the (hips Julius, from St. Kitt's, and Sir Sidney Smith, from Tortola. Remain in the Roads thc Diligence !loop ; Firm and Furiou , gun brigs ; and a cutter. Wind E. S. E. and moderate, with 'leas y rain. DEAL, OCT r9.—Arrived the CALYPSO {loop of war from a cruize off Beachyhead, and the ALERT Hoop of war from a curiae off Boulogne. Sailed the RAILLEVR Hoop of war, with tranfports under convoy for Scotland ; alf , , the Venus frigate, Combatant and Sulnfante (loops of war, Baplotion borilh, Watchful, Blazer, Exertion, Gallant, Brnizer, and Wrangler gun brigs on a cruize. The Carr, of London, for I,ri.h, with bread and bedding for 2CO men, was captured by the Eagle privateer,belonging to Dieppe, and retaken by the UTILE (loop of war, and brought into the Downs. OCT. 20—Sailed the UTIL 0 . (loop of war, TICS ESE, PIE itcts, and GRIPER grin brigs on a cruize off 8011. ilt gi C. And MARINER g u n brig fir Sheernefs. Ar rived the C'!SSTANT, BLAZER, FEARLESS, and BASI- L'S I,: from a cruize.—Vice-Admiral SE NAIR EN in the Er ,, flagg, of 74 guns, with the Memmel, of So guns, Sir Pet.:r Sale Sail, and Mcfc:)w, of 74 guns, and Ilk; Dnirne frigate, of 32 guns, ( Ruffian (hip,) from the Baltic, paffal this day at the back of the Good vin SA/1, 4 :5 for the Mr.dizcrr,:riean. 41 the Downs—. t k tr. Admiral lord Ktith, K. B.; Utrecht, V i,•c• A dtrir ai !followa f ; Antelope, 'ontmodore Sir W. Si anti Smith; Pr werhd Leopard, 1 rutty hnmortalite, Trihnne, and 4h:Li.!t.—Alert. Ca'yph, aLd I. ygnet Roo t 's—Fury Hecht, Zebra. hofpero, Otwil,ltion, Vcruvios. Voic,,no, and Difc,,vcry bombs ..-C..): 2:in: Ft... Hers. filaz,r..l . hrafhtr 'Fickler RifitllLl/1, Phof phorts, iltnter .i• d F., , rntft 1 , , n brig,-I.)Ldeas, Ranger, and lie: pt.::: .Irrned .h.;fttoc:t !hips, wit% 6o Lil of tranfports. SwF p,, Ni ..,c, OCT. 20. —A very large fleet is now paf:ng the N.sre from the BaEic for Londcn ; alto feveral fail of Well indiamen. Convoy Signals are flying on board the CEREs and WINCHRLSEA, Ila = tionary Ships at the Note, for the Baltic and Ton nirvn. The JACKALL, EXPLOSION, and CENSOR, fail the :tilt for Yarm• , uth. Sailed the SERAPIS to I."O , lUiCh to be repaired. Arrived his Maje!l 3+% Chips F rseoy, ROSARIO, And la Surrisam. Came d• .w n trom Chatham his Majelly's (hip RLSISTANCE. 5410eki !his day the ADAMANT, for Deal ; and on the 19d,, hi , Maj , fty's thip !stouts's, Capt. GARTH, for Yarmouth; and Locirr•rt bomb, for 1:tal. Arrived feverrl fire 'idle's from Margate. Arrived Lis Ma- 1 jelly's (hip BosITTA. Ships at the Nort—S:andard, • Intrepid, Ceres, Zealand, Dauntlefs, Terror, Via-- ginie, Cormorant, Seagull, Merin, Nghtingale, Alkmaar, Pylades, Efcort, and Winchellea. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 12.—Arrived the Norwich packet, from Plymouth, for Sunderland, in ballad, and the Texel, Bs owELL, of this port, bound to the T7.,r cli, with the lots of anchors and cables. Fire fill of vttrels (mailers) are on (bore be:ween thi, ! 1 port and Ila firm' ; two of tLort okcly to become whcks.—Wind N. E. darn:4,oi. rt'f. 16..4%e au tigc, and th e Diana (two of the Leeward Wand fleet), %nth for Gllfkow. canoe op this morning. The M 'goo, I.A NIDE te (One of thz Jam fleet), has alto attired , 1 1, in..roire. Arrive. here 101 l night, the Mars, 1 7 1:11, rt-ne jamaka (one of th.! fleet) ; third theoce vith optvatdA i,f 7o fail of merchant men; :voted in a gale, ab.a:t f)ar reeks ago, with the PAPYLON (loop of 'tar and 12 fail ; parted the Co-orn, :lore and remainder of theconroy upon Wed nadar iall, in lat. 49. 59 Inez. 23. 20. The Mag. net, LANDE LS ; Achilles, Da oc S Margaret, ; Elizabeth, GALT, and the Aurora, THOM .lov, wele all the (hips in the 11.. et for 'Clyde. The tirft three !hips are bel w. The following veffels palled yellerday IT Port Glafgrov, viz.—Ffon, C , olio!, from Gnnada ; Pilgrim , Parsasow, horn tan ; Ifabella, M'ARTHUR, from St. Kitts) and Hermit, CUNNINGS, from Trinidad. Ti;e PROS I. Lyra frigate, one of the convoy to the. \C, II India fleet, is arrived at the Fairlie Roads, hav ing come up Channel for the proteCtion of the Clyde (hips. The brig Barbara, Isl•l'aGuaar, of this port, from Oporto, to Dublin and Clyde, was taken and funk on the 15th Auguff, by the Combined Fleets, on their paflsge from Ferrol to Cadiz, where the crew were landed. The report in our ball, of the f Itiodering of home of the Leeward Viand Fleet, 4, 1 we fear, too true. The following are the veffels mentioned, as having gone down in the rale of the 26th ultimo.—Catharine, of Liverpool or London ; Goldfinch, of London. from Tobago; Union, of this port, MiMita.arr, from Grenada For London ; a (hip, name unknown, but fuppoted to be the Magdalene, of this port, lion Grenada. Eccept a man and a boy belonging to the Union, the whole crews perithed. The Providence, of Lund. n. was abandoned—crew raved. Captain TAYLOR, of the Fanny, arrived at Holly Loch, failed from Staten Illand on the 15th September. On the 21ft, in ht 39. 57. fpoke the (hip ARonris, from Nev.. York. boand to Bourdeanx, fix days out, all well. On the 25th, in lat. 40. 36. fpoke the General Hamilton, from Liverpool, bound to New York. out 35 days. Our. 'S.—Captain Cambridge, of the Hopewell of this port, Oates. that he was told by Captain King of the Harmony of London, one of the pendant (hips of tha Le e ward Nand fleet, that the Union, Lin, from Grenada from London, feparated at four P. M. of the 6th tilt. arid Captain King added, that he had received this information from the Commo dore. The (hip New Orleans, Philadelphia, ft- tin Halifax, left Ro:hefay Bay en Tnefday morning, and proceeded on her voyage to Liverpool. The (loop Many, *Fie, arrived at Rrahfay on Monday even ing, with her cargo of herrings from the North High lands. The Amelia is expeBed in a day or two— The Molly is the firfi veflel from the Whin, that has come to Rothelay this feafon. ARRIVFD. Off Dover, the Hannah, from Bolton ; Diana, French, from }Lev York ; Canadian, Shadforth, from St. Thomas's ; Haddcck, Redman. front St. Luck; Albion, Ogle, front An tigua ; and the Britannia. Dalrymple, from Demerara. Off Portf mnAh, sillloll Cock. Bonn, from Trinidad ; lnduftry, M' !Ulan, from Demcrara; and the Printers of Wales. from St. Viiirrnt's. At Falmouth, Commerce, Clofe, from Surinam. In Bantry Bay, Sifters, Hathwty, from Surinam. At Scilly, Albion, Allan, from laandra. At Liverpool, Union (Band,—, from lamaira , I illy of the Vary, from Lilbon ; Thetis, trots; Pererfhurch ; Commerce, Wooditock ; and the Brother., Ron'eand, from Demerara. At Rothfay, James, fr o m B a h. fats In the Clyde. Herbert, Henderion ; M'Oeorge ; and the Vii;rim, Pattertan, from Grenada ; lfabella , M'Arthur, from St. Kite! ; Hermit, Cum - nings ; and the Aughton, Inseron,l fi to "Frinida ••; Diana, Brown, from St. Vincent's ; Eleanore, I —,from To - tola ; Margaret , Weire ; Mars, FM and the Achilles, Dei.glas, front Jamaica. At Cork, John and Thomas,' Clar'a, how. Jamaica ; and the Kingfton, Ladd from Trinidad.— At Dublin. Livsly. Hunt, trom Trinidad ; Valentisk, Scallow ; and the Kandla, Collins, from Antigua ; Druid, Moore ; and the Merrurr, —, from St. Vincent's; Ann and [llea Ittledale ; an. , Dryads, trom St. Vincent's; Eliza, Lloyd. from I To; cola ; Suwarruw. —; nod the from Barba- I duct. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To the Inunortalite,fo the capture of the •ipa•,ilh privateer Santa Maria atlas Fl Intrepid°, M rch 17. 18 5, a sliftributiem wri.i he nook on hoard on 'I hut Flay. the a th infant. and recall ed at No. at, Guar George Brett, Writmirilter for three months. For the Lutrh ttip' Z.:o'yr, detained J.'n as x79r a diftrilm tim will be made a. fellows :—T the 5. irce, Ammiceadr, An dromeda, and Prompte, at No. 13. Great Grorgc.ftrr•t, W. ft miolter; to the Kite, at No. :3, Clement's Inn, ritratol ; to the Rang.. r, at N o . 18, Cleareht's lon, Strand ; and to the afar at No. 9 Na w Broad-ftreet Buildings, on l burfday, the 14th of Noron ha, and recalled for three years. ro the Greyhound, for the capture of the Greek pot:acre St. Nl cob), .ptember 30, Mt, will be paid on W etlotfday.t he fith of Nover.'ber nest, at No. 9, New Broad-ftrest„ and recalled every Wedt.elt.y and Th urfday, for 'hi-se ,tr 4. The Romulus. for the capture oh the Negtunus, Oetober to, taco. at the lame time and place, and recalled every Wednelilay and Thunday, h.r three ye ars, The V. rangier gun brig for the capture of the French Qoop Bien 3, 175c5. will he paid on her arrival in port, and re called every day for f or months at No. 1,3, N, rfolk areet. Strand. To the Zealous, t ion; and G :Bah. Seahorfe and Entsraid, tnr the capture 't anArab boat (n me unknown, but diflinguithedhy the French a 4 No i 4 ). on her pal. g. fr , mßofetta to Alexandria, Austell a:, 3758, a dill rthutinn br made at No. 13, Bernard's Inn, on l'hurfday the ;tit initant, and recalled at N. a, Vcrulam Buildings, Cr.i s Inn lane, for three ye;:rs. The Hawk,: none of war lately fell in with the American itnp Augulta, with a cr•rifidetahle num• ber of pailengers trent lielfait for New York, thir te::n r f the preaid. The Fame, lately lannchej at Deptford, was in confiderable danger of being loft un her !mirage down to Woolwich ; the got aground, and on the fahing of the 6'4 leaned I. much on her fide, that it W 45 apprehended the would till cn the return of the tide. The ladies who were on board were low ered ch.wn into boats by means of ropes fattened round their wailts. The RATTLER hoop of war, fome days fince, fell in with Oar,. French (hips of the line, and four fri. g rte., cif the South Well coati of Ireland. rheie ate flivpoted to be the (hips from Rochefort, which have lu unaccountabiy efcaped the fquadcons detar+ed in plank of them. The Anne, of New York, -, from Virginia, bound to Baurdeaux, was deferred at lea on the 3d inilatit. is The Neptune, Svsmwoon, from N ew Orleans,captured by a Sanifh privateer. The Crew Ilk, CAMPBELL, from Tortola for the Clyde, has been taken by the Don Pedto Spanifh privateer, retaken by th e KATTLIit Hoop of and is arrived at Cork. Let e.. float Weymouth (late, that the upper deck nnd od.Lr parts of the Abergavenny, hare bL,i) blrown op means of gunpowder applied for that purr, and that great hopes are entertained of recov• ,Tly: the whole of the cargo, and the remaining amici 1.u., of the wreck. 'll °mg.'? Coittint, JAH. s.—The 114 Fame, CO tvin Awstsnis, belonvin!..: to Bengal, antl br'nd to this port with asea.g ,, of grain, ha% been captured by the Caroline cutter, Captain fittscou; r, as ap pears by a let'cr from Trarqu::nar, received at NIA. dray, which mention., that on the sth Decenther a Dtnifh vett:llW art ived in the Roads, tali from the Cape of Good H-pe, and on her paffage from thcike . had fp Am the ....troline. The Da , rifh reel likewile confirms the i , nellit:ence that at the Carre !hey expen an attack ttom the En4lifh, which there was no -doubt mot prove fncccfsfol, the irthahitants and troops 13• in 4 wholly drifaLisa:d -with- their prefen Goverr.m.nt. A fl :ct from 'he Bal:i: arrived in the Humber on the 19th inftaut. F:iday nig/Alai, the peace of Eghavn was difluihed by one of tiv mo:I obit:nate And ;on,o fr.u2,lrt hat; les eYer rector.: the annals r f rigihini. The corn -I,ltants were a marl named Sega. y and a private be- L nging to the Oxfod Eues. They let to at a :par 'tr. pall ten o'ciccle in t! c mottling. and fought with the greatelt obiiinacy till five minutes raft one, when viaory declared in favour of the Blue, who in pint of macular appearance, wag ? perfeet Cololfas to his adverfary ; he was neverthckl; molt feverely bruired, ni gained no othrr advatitage than the honour of being deck.-1:d The corn harve:t in 1•: 7 .,nd has been fo abundant, •' it upon tome grounds where only twelve bufhels were grown hall year, forty have been produced this year. _ _ A letter has been received from an Officer on Isom ' of our frigates cruizi.ig off the Texel, vtot;rh Gies, that information h.td been obtained tiom a nfmtral vet Tel, that moll of the French tro bad been ordered to match from the coalt of Hot la A. By very la'e letters from Gibraltar we learn, that the garrilon is in the molt healthy Bate. Fr.,m the er• cellent regulation of the Board of Health, and the great attention of General Fox, no apprehenlions are entertained for a re-appearance of the yellow tcrer during the winter. We have jult received letters from St. Vincents, they are of date 26th June : at that time the inand was in a very healthy Itate, as well as in the bell Rate of defence. One regiment, the 9oth, it was ex peeled, would be fent from that ifland to Trinidad or Demerara. Saturday a vafl number of letters from Jamaica, and the Leeward Iflands, brought home in the fleets lately arrived, were received at the Poll Office, but are of old dates. Three large French (hips of war were fpoken off Grenada, on the 13th Antal, watching the motions of the fleet about to fail to Enrope. Two French frigate., one of which was called the Pompey, were fpoken *Owe weeks fence to the well. ward of the Azores. Saturday we received Ame•ican Papers to the 3d tilt. by which we lament to leain that the fever con. tinned. at Philadelph;a. And that, at the departtne of th,; laR account. twin thew—. the contagion was cxtend!ng. On the Ili ult. several new cafes were arn•,unced. The Cambri to and Indian wers c!uizing of i-ndy Hook at the date ot the letter , . frnm New York.— The velreli 4... handy cut nut of St. Mary's by the boats ME' i:hz former have arrived at Bermuda. A brig of 12 guns, from Philadelphia fir St. Do mingo, on her pallsge fell ht with three Fiend' privateers in fucceilion ; tw•o of whom the beat off ; but having 101 l all her offi-ers and twenty-feven of her men, the was captured by the third, and fent in to BATI4CO4. Capt. GORDON, whn for Tome time clmmandcd the fart at ll:rr.arara. Ia ely tent; Li, pairr?e Europe, with irk g amily, in an Ameri can brig, but was ihnrrly atter met by a Spanith privateer, whq declate.l the brig a prize, in coole(pence of havii,g a &hill partner on board, and fait her up the river Or n kn. The Richard lehooner,M‘G. , VTY,from Demerara, arrived at New York, was on his pal age brought to by a Spanifh privateer. and Mr. *Cowry obliged to go nn hoard. The Spaniard cxpn.ffed himfelf fa ti,fied with hi. papers, and apologiling for the trouble he had given Mr. M.G. invited him to flipper. Dor i .g the entertainment, he fent his boar on board the Ri hard, and carried off the whole of her live flock an d a var i et y ..1 other articles. The late overland difpatch from India, commmtr nica;es the particulars of an interview b:twcen the Peifhwa and Gabajee Deo, the hereditary living dei•y worlhipped by the Bramins cf Poonah and its Pen:'t hourhood.—The ,d rode on an elephant. 1.!I .wed by Soo of his attendants, and was met a: Gt.-nef ktanda about a cols from the city, by t h e P r: ih wa ; they both alighted, and the Deo proceeded to a car pet fpread for the purpofe, him the facred (lane. Tin: Sovereign proft:a.ed hinifeil be fore him, killed his feet, and after humble reverence, was permitted to feat . HACH' on the c.lge of the carpet. The urtiers at 3 were allowed to prollrate it •:r selves before him, when. the D-ity and the Pciihwa returned to their refrealtive palace s . Lord LAKE retired wit , : • :s army fome from Bhurtpoor during the ne' ~i ation with the Rajah.— Scindea, who particular; y interefled himfelf in favour of the Rajah, fent a Mitn!.er to the Governor General. The Governor Gen , :cal of India has ptelente.l A fword of confiderable value to the Rajah of Coorg. The new palace }Aiding at Barrackpore, is r n a molt ettenfive feat., and is cLnltrueled °fa beautiful free-Rune lately difcovered in that neighbourhood. A party of Holkar's forces were lately ordered to occupy a pats, but hearing on their route, that a body of Britifh troops had arrived in the neighbourhood, they immediately retreated, and plundered every town on their line of march. The annual allowance to the family of the late Tippoo &sib amount. to 147,856 pagodas; the allow ance of the Rajah of Tanj-re, accordin g to the lalt account, was 3t2,73 2 pagodas; acd th e paymcnts to the Rajahs in Malabar, amounted to 48,712 pa godas. The town of Futtyghur s in Hindoßan, is likely to become a place of muci mercantile confideration ; feveral wealthy traders have fettled there, the roads are erceltent, the country about is highly cultivated, , and Government has repaired the works, and ap• pointed a fufficient force for its prom:lion. rftr CORN Y.XC11.A14::7, OCT. There are eontid.tr ible Arrivals of and many Nii:krs iu &mind: fales arc readily made, and lupport IA week's prices—B trlty is in rn ,, te quell, and fetches . better price—Malt And White Peas have little fl.tnnatinn—Grey Peas and Beans of both fots are rather low.r—there are large arri • vats (.1 . Oats ;. the few of g quality are as dear, Iris ts. and as. per quarter lower—Flour zwe. C:.eaper. orstravt. CORRiNCT AS onorll Wh.st. 4!'s. Of' wsl. per. qr. Grey Peale 37s 41s. iilec Ditto, 755. 7g.. cd. Wang. 42,.. 331. =• 1 5 . !. 30 1 . 34.4 ad. Tisk Di, to 365. 445. Barley,3sl. ;Bo od. Gas., 24. 3os 34.. Mak, yas. 784. od. Pains! Onto 35s 3 1 7 s ads White Peals, 521. 58s. 04. Rape Seed, 4:I. 431. peels& rIttCK Or I' LoUN. Fine Flour 655. to 7os, Seconds 6.:3. to 6js per fact. SMITHFIELD MARKZT, OCTOBER sr. This day's market was abundantly. ftepplied with different kinds of Cattle. The prices are mock the fame as Friday's market, and the Trade was ve!ir lively. Confidcrable burinefs was likewife d9re ht the Hay market. Clover has dropped in pike. Hay and.. - Straw continue as per lall. The unti..r.rnen ti.:ned prices and numbers is a unreel account : To fink the offal-per Come of 81b. Beef 41 dto .5a od ( Veal 5s od to 6.4 od Winton- 4s 6d to Ss 01 I Pork 4s id to 5. nd Lamb os cd to cs od. litan or Clll Le 'llll5 DAY. 8eart5 , 3240.-Calves 14.750.-49g5, 45Ct mos or ISAT AND STRAW IN tut flint tn. • Hay, per Load, - 11 t s to. 41 45 Straw, • - . . aI 16s to al os Clover os ro 41 sob FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SA ru RDA V, Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns . ending the Lath of Odlober, 1 8 05. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beans. Plate. s d. 1. .1. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. 83 4 47 7 42 7 28 6 43 3 147 1 The average Price of Sugar. computed from the Returns made in the week ending Ott. t 6, h 501. 4;d per lissolred weight. . COUNTRY MARKETS. PRICKS Or GRAIN AT THE FoLLoWillri WARMS. BASING/TORE.-Wheat 6Rs cd to Bps od per quarter. . Barley 33* od to 304 rd I Beans 33s Cd t o co s od Oats acs 0.1 to sas cd Peale ooa cd to oos od Matnamnsan -Wheat 6.ts od to Bos od per Qr. Barley 338 cid to rs od I Ikons sts cd to 56, 04 Oats 34s al to i9s od Prate oos cd to sas od Nrwituar.-Wlicat 64; od to 86s at per Qs. Barley as od to 34s ad I Beans 43s od toles od Oats 25s od to 3:s cd Peale 4as od to 50* od Het:s.a.e.-Wheat sts od to 854 od per qr. Barley rs od to 365 od Beans 52,s ad to 581 cd Oats 27s od to 351 cd Pole 46a 04 t. 501 Cd Rano; Y.:G.-Wheat 67 , ad to 8 4 ,1 ad per Q.E Barley e 9; Cd to 36, cd I Nail 4os to 58s od • Oats 26s Cd to 3 4 1 od I Pcale 471 cd to 40 od COAL EXCH tNGE. 7eTomnar.--Blyth, 431 3d -Crrtt's Main. a9s 6d-Biggs Main. s'.:s 55.6d-Carr's hill, ls-Holywell Main. 491-! leb. burn Main, 561; 6d-Kenton Main. 53. 94-Percy Main 6. tss 9d-South Moor, 456 64-Temple Mi1:2,53s 9d-Walker, 5 as- Willington. SP 54s 9d-Wall's End. 574-Vialbottle Meor, 48s 6d-Welt Kenton, S ea lel, 435. WEDNesDAT.--Bcnton, sts 6d-C:al es Male. 49s 3d-Triges Min, 569-Adair 's Main, tos--Hcatcn Main, 56a-Windlor's Posits", 46; 6(1-Percy Main, 551 64-South Moor, 45s 3d.-. Pit 's Tanlial Moor, 48a-lemple's WalEi-cod. 5 3 •-Temple \1 :in, 54s 6d-Williiigton, 55s 6,1 55s 91-W..ll's End, 56s 61 575-Bourn Moor, 48$ 9d-Eden Main, 49$ 6.1--IkulLlPs Main, 48, od FRIDAY -Benton. 521---Cowpms, cog-sTienoa Moor, 495 49.31-Croft's Main, 49 1 . 0- B 1 1:1 5 Ili" , 5 I .* -- Alair's 4 6d-Heaton od 57.-f - tartly. 494 6,1-rtolsw 11 d . ♦ s--1 lelooirn Main, 57a-Keinsiii Main, sq NJ SCA d- . Pontop, 46a pd--Slmploo's P.sotop. 461 3d 4 16d- Perm , .55, 9.1 56a 3d 56; 6.1- olaio. 5 is-I'4 Taltield Moor, 48s 3d-Temple Mi n i, 34i 6d-Walker. • v: 51 55s • End, 5 W. 574 •,(1 58 , --. Wyl ins llrore. 51 ; fi 1(1-4 is 6cl-- We It ;Canto?, (11 I•ord, 464-Bourn Moor, 485 94495-I:inky, 40$ Eden Main, 47s 6d-Primrofe, 47 . ;d. The fupply Coals has this week hest; conlid Table, and ail Lid excipt 24 Mips-nearly 40 at La , and 16 loaded •,' DlA:vacs' at 12s. advance on the above Pikes. A let•er fr m Scarbnrongh, dated the 19. h init. rap.. The weather has ag in hec ,, lne mild. W. hive had revival arrivals of late : among them that hig ly refpetable charaBer Lard FITZWILLIAM, And Lnrd After Weekling Races, the Hon. E I'Ltaaoan is to run againit Lord A. Sorat ttsrr tco yards for sc.co guineas. Two to onc is fud to he ittfavour of Mr. HAR 110 RD. Le' LI F. IitAO(LFRK will run the follow. ing day ag tin it the winner, 150 yard. for Soo guineas. A ti ve days ago, a gentlAnan in Kif ryrnuir, Scot. undertook, for a final' wager, to uatk eight rt,iks in an hour ar d an Ear: nn I is h he accomplilizeti ot one boor a tni-luLs. Thitrfday morning, at cite o'clock, Mr. Dodd. of Pall m.-11, walk.zd, fc: a wager of live guineas, agAinft time, from Lord aohurit'., gate, in Hyde Par k, to the B:ue Potts Tavern, in 13:nnctufireet, :it. James's llrea, which he performed in rum miautes and a half ; he was ed F.ve trirtnc-. And at two n'el. ck J. Ryan. 1:1q. undertook to rtm the fan.c dillat.ce in three r.intites, which he ptr fr:rmed in two MiNtitCS and so fcconds. The diflance is ahr;ut .three cpiarters of a mile. Saturday Mr. Rater, of Picc.dilly. undertodr for a wager of ten guineas, to Dart iron' Sloane.llne, and put his hand upon the eight mile Bone, on the Harrow-road, within the hour. Mr. F. walked acrfifs the Park to Paddington, took a bottle of wine, and then placed his band upon the eight mile hone—it bring a curious fact, that the mile Unties coirat f rom !'arrow to I ondon, and not from the mctr poli The party paid the wager, and his friends lau,;licd heartily at Ate trick. fhe Ticket, No. 18,589. drawn rn Sa:nrclay, a Prize of. Ten Thoulaud P 'unds, ve.:s in d o.:e starter, ore Eighth, and t n Sixteenth Shales, at ts.e old Office r.f Swirl. and C. in the Poultry. The fird drawn Ticket on Saturday next will receive Twenty 'lhoufAnd Pound 4.— Ticket% mid 7,11.1 g es con tinue on Sale at their Otli.T, warranted ttelds awn. A remarkable circumilattee al tcrded No. 6,8c6, en. titled u firtt drawn on Saturd ty to to occl. It was Oe. livered Lit Tuelday,in a pa. cel of Trck:ts, to an office. k eper at t!:e welt end nf the town, and was live al t mes picfcnted I , :r tale but always tetnted : and was therefore returned, with three odic- libld Tit ke, to the Contix4torx, in whole poili.llll 1. the only Capital Prize. the Coil! on hind for the hift three Lottelie, next the fitft-tirdtwn Ticket will rev cr unfold Tickets, inn it wow i.. This irlsetors have 1)..d es.—On Saturday :rive O,OOCL