Star. — London, England, 1801-02-14 00:00:00

NAVTICAL nvrELL7G.ENCE. MA 11,5 THIS DAY.—Wind N. N. E. ARRIVED Dublin, Feb. 9. • Witteniffd, I Donlantwice, Feb. 9, o jerfeY, O Gin:m(4, DU!. x YARMOUTH, FiBRUARY 13. The DIANA Packet, Capt. OSBORN!, with the Mils for liamburgh and Bremen, of the dth init. i s in the Roads; and the KING Gloanc, Capt. With the Mails of the toth' ink. and the Kilo Cabana, Ptrw, without Mails, are in the liarbour, all ill - them waiting a wind to fail for . C ux haven.✓ -Wind E. N. E. PLYMOUTH, FEB. Es. Tbe Polly Ttinfisort, which arrived here yeller. d a y from Gdernfey, has on hoird part of the 49th and 85th Regiments of Foot. The former were taken out of the Denton Tranfport, wrecked on that Wand left Monday. Both vetch, in a heavy gale of wind, were driven clofe to the fitore ; the Polly rode out the gale, but the latter went alhore.; At id the crew and troops would have been 1011, had it not been • for affißance from the Polly. The Polly was convoyed to this port by the RAMBLik Of 1 4 PM' Came in the Efpoir French Lugger Privateer, of St. Maloes, of 6 guns and 26 men, captured on the infi.off the Start, by the LADY CHARLOTTE Of 14 guns, Lieut. MORRIS : the is quite new, and on her firfl voyage : the lattetis alto arrived.—Came in the Providence Smuggling Lugger of Polparra, laden with about Roo ankers of (pinta and a quantity of tobacco, from Guemfey, bound to Polparra She was captured Tait night, about half a mile from that place, by the Raticsa Revenue Cutter of this port, Captain Feaz Ea. Sailed the GLORY, of 98 guns, Capt. DRAPER ; the VILLE DE Palm, of tto guns, Capt. TROW BRIDGE ; and the UNICORN, of 32 guns, Captain WILKINSON, to join the Channel Fleet: alto the Sewanow, of 54 guns, on a cruife. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, FEB. 13.—Sailed the NEMESIS frigate, cn a cruize. Wind E. N. E. GRAVESEND, Fan. 13.—Sailed the Ilindoftan, MILLET, and Admiral Rainer, —, for India; Trojan, —, for Martinique • John, STICKLLE ; Enterprise, Su NDLIIY • Chancellor, ; Peggy, &Num; London, Plisssow ; Bridgetown, Goon vow; and Rebecca, READ, for Demerara ; King George, Corvoii, for St. Vincent's ; Hopewell ,- —, for Tobago • Jonah,. —, for Jamaica ; Friends, READ , for bominica • New Grove, —, for Surinam ; fiCll, PARK, for idonfen•at ; Somer fen, Fossmats for Lifbon • Mary, PARSER, for Antisna ; and William and ilizabeth, Harr, for News. LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 9. The John, Waos, from Jamaica for this port, was taken by a French (hip privateer, of 24 guns, and 200 men.—Captain WARS arrived here in a Portuguefe fchooner. Captain CAM PHILL, of the Difpatch, that ar rived yefterday from new Providence, (poke on the 22d alt. in lat. 40. 3. long. 42. the Sundet, WAL KER, from St. Cruz for this port, out 22 days, all well. On the 26th (poke the Jacobs, —, from Bolton for this port. The Prudence, BIRRT ' from hence for Philadel phia, got on chore on Wednefday, near the Fort. A Convoy was to fail from Port Antonio, Ja maica, for England, on the 25th of January. The St. Nicolla Prince& Alefrandra, from Tagamock to Smyrna, is loft on the Coale of Anatolia; it is expefted great part of the cargo will be faved. The Mannington, EXITAR, and Elisa, Aar, with a Whaler, under convoy of the ARGO , were off Ferrol on the tath of January, on which day the latter took a (mall Spanifh ship. The Feria, Lsasow, from Kragero to London, has been driven into a harbour near Chriftianfand, without any perfon on board. The Vine, CLARK, from London to Neath, and a brig from London to Exeter, with groceries, have been captured near Portland ;.retaken by the Ow/HOUND cutter, and arrived at Dartmouth. The juffrow Henrietta, BODIRMAN I from Lon don to Amflerdam, was loft on the 28th of Janu. ary on Collard's Oog ; the crew and lone part of the cargo Paved. The Juffrow Anna, RENTFr, from Memel to London, is on (bore near Ellinore, and full of water. The Two Friends, LORIWZOWICX, from Lon don to Triefte, is captured by a French privateer, in the Mediterranean, and carried into Carthagena. The Neptimus, r at., from Dantzig toLon dun, palled the Sound about the at t la of ORober, and has not been heard of fine. The Agnes and Edmund, SEDLRY, from Cork to Lifbon, was wrecked near Viena, on the 17th .It. crew fared. The Mouat Blanc fchooner ' from Cayenne to France, i s c a pture d b y the VIPVR cutter, and carried into Plymouth. The Richmond, Whits, from London to Dublin, was captured on the 9th of January, near 'he Land's End, by the Bougainville privateer, and carried into St. Makes. The Lighthorff, DRESSER, from Baltimore to Bremen, u wrecked near Solway Firth. The Juflina, Bursar from Liverpool to New York, i s loft on the Itie of Mau ; two of the crew drowned. Early cea Wednefda fc'ennight , a tle morn ing, the Paui c k an d John, CLARR‘t 4f .Duactett from Newelllle, with grain and bale goods, dur ing a hard gale of wind, was drove on a rand bank near the Lights of Tay. A great part of the car, go is already unloaded, fome of it is in a damaged date. If the weather keep moderke, it is expec ted the vac] will be got off. Much praife is due to Melt D. BROWN and H. BLYTN, Dundee, to whole exertions the recovery of the goods, is in great meafure to be attributed. ARRIVED. • At cork—rortitude, Coffin, from New York ; and Jama, Prior, from Jamaica. LAt i gtietwc—Dolphin, —, and Brirkwood; &oddart, from ondon. At Myr York—Brothera, Waterman, from London; Com ing' ce, —, from Liverpool; and Penelope, Cougar, from — At Dayonne—Diana, Forte. from Baltimore. ' At Philadelphia—the Connedtitat, Meller, from Montevi do ; Savanniek, from Liverpool ; and, Delaware, Clay, from Calcutta. At Calcutta—Perfeveratee,•Williarnfon, from Philadelphia In zoi days. At tlyda—Diana. Grozard ; and Chanee,•--, from New foundlaad; Achilles, Hunter, and Diana, --, from New Brunftriek ; Minerva, Elford,frunt Charleiton ; and Leander Stewart, from Donavan._ At Llibon--Friend4 Fiaimatakt; William, Hill ; Daphne, Muller; Chatty,Lesgerl Swift, Walters; Nancy; Pane thorn, Galt; Little Sifters, --i• Sultana , Storey; Allah ; Pomona, G reet pp:mina, Bowden ; Pauly/mach, Tho mas ; General Wolfe, Lady Halloo, Barrell ; Com merce, Beafant ; and lfehella. from Newfoundland; WiNing .Sparkes ; Kea of Naples, Leech; Diligent, Pike; Walmfley, —; . Adventure , Bidlake ; Jane, Edwards; Mer cury, Richards; Kingfmill, Marikall ; rmo, Jana, Mae •• and Ifea, Moore , from Leghorn. • At Jamaica—Canada, Ant rohus ; Charlotte, Hughes; Mary, junks ; Pallas, Galt; William, —; Will, Marlhall ; Rover. Moore; Batty, French; and Mary, Jandehm, from alit; Merlin, Smith; and William and, Mary, Dewell, front Lon.' don ; Jafon, —, from Halifax; Venerable, Kidd, f ro m Lan salter; Kenyon, Robinfon, from Jamaica; Parras, Sldgle, from Cork; and Commerce, Powell, from Brill& At Oporto—Sarrafina, Bibbin • Unity, Tomlin; Henry, Wanhlll ; Boadicea, Flynn; Princ ' efs Royal, Kerlin ; Terp&• chore, Clark; and Cynthia, Waye, from Newfoundland. At Cowes—Heron, Alba, from Virginia; Mentor, Tro vitt, from Baltimore; Sarah, Waite; Bycfickl, Girdles., from Bolton; and the North Carolina, Harit, from Virginia. At Liverpool—Adventure, —; from Jamaica; Heresies. Pearce, from Chatleftoa ; Merchant, Fitzgerald, from Portland ; Margaret, —, from New Providence ; Ami able, Tillinghorft, from.Yhiladelphia; Helena, Robinfon, from Baltimore ; Allegany, Paddock, and Hunter, —, from New York. At Briftol—Adtive, Duffy, from Dcmarara ; and Ann, Vill kinfon' from Virginia. At Charkfton--Stillnian, Graham; and Eliza, Rea, from London; Mary, Lime, from Clyde ; Ulyffea, Fergufon, from Liverpool ; Birmingham Packet, Cochran, from Loudon ; and Alexandrine, Halting. from Martinique. At Bolton—Eliza, ' Barker; and Merchant, Knox, from London. At Halifax—Sultana, Cole, from London. At Dover--Juno, Stephens, from New York ; the Oneida, Parton, from Charicaon ; MlOllGppi, Callahan, from Virginia and Mary, Smith, from the Coaft of Guise At Naples—Happy Society, .—, from M o urn'. B a y. At Mllford—Sampron, Steward, from Liverpool for Cork ; Henry, Hay, from London for Liverpool; Argo, Fampton. from Poole for ditto ; Ellen, William, from ditto for ditto ; Helot, Grath, from BArrncuth for Waterford; Earl St. Vin cent, Cavil!, from London for Liverpool ; Britannia, M.Alpin, from Teignmouth fcr Greenock ; Ocean, Bully, from Yar mouth for Liverpool ; Guinan., Gilpin, from Teignmooth for ditto; ecru, Roberta, from Waterford for London; Lucy, Gabriel, from Newry for ditto. At Pooh —Bee, Hilltop, from Oporto; Haniot , Sabhat and Good Intent, Spencer, from Newfoundland. ... - _ A CI R 22. re 'rhe as Mails I 11 is in re Dsail a. Kiso at 'lobo Cuba' it The It dal En is and 85 Liken 4 • that id gale of • Polly r • A nd thi it not Polly a ef 1 4 1 Cam St. Mal le tab in If 14 gun her firf in the • laden v of toba r- was Ca that pl r- • port, C t. Salle the VII BRIDGI WILK! SCWAI • DE a ona Cr GRA' MILLEI Trojan, Enterpi &acts WIN; a 4 George f a Friends ; • for Sun fen, Fa Antipt Neves. n. The ] was take and 20C Portage ✓ Capta nved ye aad RIR, frt ( Bodon 1 • The I phia, ge A CO maica, 1 • The E from Ta of Anal will be f The with a N off Ferro latter to The P has been thout The I, a brig •1 have be the Gael The I dontol ary On C the carg The] London, water. The' don to At Londonderry . from PiiLidelphLl. 'any, Sall; and Old Tom, Morton, A defperate enstagement took place on Wed nefday night, on Irfr. Penruddock's manor in Wilt fhire, between two poachers and two of the keep ers : after a conteft of nearly half an hour, a third keepercame up, and the two poacherswerefecured. One of the keepers is fevtrely wounded in the head by the butt-end of one of the poacher's guns. On Wednefday afternoon a fire broke out at a fugar baker's in Bilhop's-court in the Old Bailey, which• greatly damaged the premifes. By the timely of )Rance of the firemen and engines it was got under without fpreading any further. On Tuefday night laft, about eleven o'clock, a fire was difcovered in an upper lodging-room at the Angel and Croft Keys in Dale-ftreet, Liver pool, owing to a (park from a candle filling on the cotton furniture, which was happily extin guifhed without further communication : but we are extremely lorry to announce the death of Mr. James Ey es,con this occafion. He occupied the adjoining houfe ; and his apprehenfions and anxi ety for - his own premifes were fo great, that he went up to the roof of the houfc to obferve if the fire made any pr - igrcfs, and unfortunately falling into the back yard, was inflantly killed. The following whimfical circumibences, we are affured, have recently happened : A Farther, not accuftomed to large dealings, in the county of Chefter, brought to Stockport market a quantity of oatmeal to fell, and an ar. ticle which forms a great part of the fubliftence of the lower orders of tociety in that neighbourhood, loon round a purchafer. It being ufual for the middle-pan, as he is called, to pay is a good bill of two months, the bargain being (truck, and the bill produced, the farmer immediately railed an objetlion to take fuck a piece of paper for money, but an appeal to cuflom loon decided againft him. However, not being pc:teeny Codi fi ed, he applied to a fhopkeiper to - have it put into calls, and was told it might be done fur leaf/lilt:iv, which he at length agreed to give, but was again aftonillied to find the cajb WAS likeuife compoied of paper, com monly called young Mevlaesir. An appeal a fecund time to :Viers obliged him to fubmit ; but fill un willing to be difappointed, he applied to another perfon to know if he could get thefe fcraps of pa per put into KINO Gsctos's guineas, and was told, that by paying two pence each tor them that might be done. A third bargain was frock at the expence of rig& fki/haf,r artarfaiii , pence ; but juft before he.left the town, it came into his head that fume of niece guineas might be light, and that pof fibly they might not do fo well for hoarding, he therefore had them tried in the balance, and, un fortunately for him, twenty-three were fonnd want. Mg. Here it was in vain urged by his friends that , (Om had rendered the weighing of gold quite ufeWs in that neighbourhood, and he pothively , gave AVM <bisibitz: earl i tir . Tee in exchange for sewatpilrae t a t were fu we i ght, and went home after all theft deduliune with more tban fear timer: the furn the fame quantity of that article w3uld I have produced to him two years ago. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - • A moft extraordinary circumftance happened with the Berkley hounds, on Monday lad ; meet ing the company to throw off at Hodgmoer, they foon unkennelcd, and went away in the highelt Rile imaginable, croffing a confiderable fcope of Country, with breaftligh running for two hours ; they at-length reached Pollord's-Wood, where the field of horferaen was very much rented ; here Reynard, finding himfeif feverely preffed by the pack (who ware clofe at his brut t), jumped into what is called aground : fall, of ten or twelve feet deep, and war inftantaneoufly followed down the obfcured precipice by the body of hounds, who were completely loft to view, and the very few horfemen near the left in a Rate of the utznott con liernatiaa. Tom Oldaker, the huntfman and one evhefrenie, being up, the latter permitted hirnklf to be let down into the dreary abyfs, from whence, by the mod inceffant exertion and incredible fatigue, he extricated and got to the furface front couple— then thefox, and with a perfevering Herculean la bour, the remaining fourteen couple, many dread • fully bruifed, and the Taft a favourite leading hound ; (which it is fuppofed went down clofe to the for). grits closed: previous to the conclufion of this.ar duous and dreary talk, the whipper-in had eaqed ly implored aßiftance for extrication, and had no fooner reached the furface nature bein g . quite ex hautted with bodily fatigu e, than he fainted, and his recovery was for Come tune doubtful. ESSEX COURSINO. The WI Meeting for this feafon, of the BtA1). WZI.L and Ttift,ionAss Ctua , was held cm Wed nefday, Thugdair, and Friday fe'nnight, when the following Kalelies between the Members, were run, which afforded excellent diverfion to the ama teurs in Cogrfing, viz. FIRST DAT. _ _ z. Mr. Evan's Japite; int Mr. Williams% Primatfe.. I. Mr. J. Tuffltas Prinz& beat Mr wife, Chace. 3. Mr. Mattiffaa's Dart beat Mr. Wakefield's Bafit fi d. 4. Mr. Tweed's Fly beat Mr. P. Wrighes Cr a zy. •g. Mr. C. Parker's Smut beat Mr. Dudley's Media. 6. Mr. Pattiffon's Twill beat Mr. P. Wright's Wit/Sera . . . y. Mr. Wakefield's Blue Rafe beat Mr. Wllfaa'aMesk, I. Mr. Wilfan's Cheefecake beat Mr. P. Wrightg Cayettoe. 9. Mr. J . Wrigbt's Fly Cap bat i hi= Mr. P. Wriabt's ItZtbp. to. Mr. .Tufiltell's Playmate beat Mr. Wright's Wander. zr. Mr. 's Trull beat Mr. Wilfon's Goffip. la. Mr. W eld's Delilah beat Mr. Dudley'. Merlin. 13. Mr. Wakefield's Sampfou beat Mr. P. Wright's Kat•er klto. re. Mr. Tallinn's Pickle beat Mr. Virilfon's Moak. After which feveral Bye Matches were run. Seconn DA Y.—The Winning Dogs of this and the Jail Meeting, being matched by lot, ran for the Club Cup, in claire!, till they were reduced to a brace, whole final courfedetermined thecontell,viz. CLASS Z. r. Mr. Pigotes Driver Drat Mr. Sampion. 1. Mr. Pattifroo's Twill bait Mr. WUfote4 Cherfecake. 3. Mr. C. Parker's Dataway beat Mr. Tffnell's Playmate. 4. Mr. EVEllelirpiter beat Mr. J. Wright's Fly Cap. S. Mr. Dudley's Madam bent W. Tr. 4: Fly. 6. Mr. pu4!!ey' . 4 Friday balMt..?igott'A Helm. • y. Mr. Dudley's Mif Leat Mr. Wake! Blue Not. 8. Mr. Wakefield's Dalilah brat Mr. Pattiboa's Dart. 9. Mr. Ihnilers . Terling best his own Trull. so. Mr. C. Parker's Pizarro boat Mr. Tutisetrs Pickle. CLASS u. -_ _ _ T. M. C. Parket', Pirarrob;UMr. Dudley's Madam. • it. Mr. Dudley's /via% brat lit> own Fritl..y. 3. Mr. Evtnt's Jupiter bad Mr. C. P.lrker'm Dafbawey.' 4. Mr. Piyott's Driver beat Mr. Patt:lTor... Twill. 5. Mis.ihdlaty's Tat* beat Mr. Wakefield's Dalsiah. Cl4llll 111. r. Mr. Pigott's Driver beat Mr. C. Parker's Pizarro. t. Mr. Evans 's Jupiter beat Mr. Dudley's Telling. Dudley 3. Mr. s Miss, u andrawn, ran a cootie tingle funded. DAY,K . I.ASI IV. I. Mr. Evans's Jupiter, and Mr. Dudley's MA, a dead courfe. 2. Mr. Dudbefs Mlfs beat Mr. Evans's Jupiter. 3. Mr. Plgotes Driver as undravrn, ran with and beat Mr. Bawtre'a Dog Ituf 4. Mr. Dudley's Mifs beat Mr. Pigott's Driver, and eon (Num* wnn the Cup. After which tome good Bye Matches were ran, which terminated three fine days (port, and warp running, a sthe °ldea Couriers remember. One day lail week an elderly man, too proud to go into the workhonfe, and too poor to live, died literally for want of bread, in the parilli of Bright ling. Coaoust's Imotrrsv.—Thurfday a Coroner's Jury met the Coroner, at the Dun Hot fe South wark, to enquire into the death of Elizabeth Brown, as mentioned in our Police Report of Wednefday le& A great number of witneffes were examined, many of them poor unhappy wo. men, who live by the wretched earnings of profli. tution. The firs witnefs fail, the lived in the fame houfe with the deceafed, who had a ccrmpa uion of the name of Jane Williams, but generally knownlby that of Welch Jenny. She heard the deceafed and d this woman quarrelling about twelve o'clock, and fuppofed the former WAS turned out of doors, as (he heard her afterwards knocking at the door, and begging to be adtnitted, Dying (he had hurt her head, &c. The deceafed, the laid. was employed in going on melrages for the unfor tunate womcn who inhabited George-yard. The evidence of le venal other of thefe women was to the fame elk& A turgeon who had examined the body was then called ; he raid, that it did not clearly appear to him, that the marks of violence upon the body had been the occation oflicr death. It appeared that the deceafed was much given to intorcarion, and it was fuggefted that her wounds might have been occafioned by falls, &c. The men who jumped from the window, it ap peared from the evidence, were two country deal ers, who had been decoyed into George-yard by Jane Williams. They continued in her apart. meat until frven in the morning, when they were informed that a dead body was lying in the pall fage. Having a conflderable fum of money about them, they were 'alarmed, and immediately got oat at the window. They were ready to make their appearance, if necefrary,but the Jury thonfbt there was no occafrun for examining them, be of opinion that the deceafed had come by her death from lying in the p.iiTage espoCed to the inclemency of the weather. Thar atm ned a verdia ac cordingly. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EX FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13. There was uo market"hekl here: bat no Wedaefday left Wheats kept up their prices, punieuhaiy the fuse (maples ; &- Periur forts are very dull of liar. CURRENT PRICE OF, GRAIN. Meat log s to zags o d Boilers ___ gen to zoos od Fine tgos to sgas ad Softlks logs to rtga od Very Fine *gas to 168 s ad Pearl Peafe Issas to cos od Rye Nos to rocs od Horfe &Ad)! 741 to los od ' Stained Barley 48s to sts od Tick, 7 0 $ to 74 11 od Maltingß.alcy dos to 88, od Old aos to cos od Malt 6os to 7os od OAS 40 1 to 44 1 od Fine 74s to ass ad Fine 466 to 491 od Ho 4 Peale 7es to 78s od Polands gos to gas od PRICE OF FLOUR this Morning. • Fine, raos.—Brao, art A Return of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 3 :ft of Jan. to the 6th of Febroarylnelultve. Total t 0,068 faeks--Araoge rtsts. 7d. os. std. higher than laft return. - CORN Insravroa's RETURN tlllo3ll UXBRIDOIL, Fat. 12. Whoa pet 10. 401 os to 451 to Oats per gr. 11 68 to al Jos Bark,. per yr• 31 3s to 41 as Rye of os aol os Peak pa v. 31 zos to al os Beans 31 los to 41 os PRICE OF HOPS in the BOROUGH. Hawaii 151 os to 161 1s l New Pockets r4l os to 154 os SEEDS PER HUMMED WEIGHT, February i 3. • Red Clover 32s to ssas White ditto 401 to 1424 per cwt. Trefoil Its to 68s Turnip 141 to 4.7 s per bufhel Rye Graf's 201 to. 515 per quarter CtUtpIIICULI 2041 to 421 per ditto , Multard- `White ' Seed. I Brown 131 to sos per ditto Canary Seed 27s to 26s per ditto Rape Seed 431 to 101 per Lott SMITHFIELD, February is. 1 . , _ To flak the offal --per flone of Sib. 'Rai * , As ad to 6s stl Veld - Ss Sd to ys Sd Mutt* -$s Rid to 7s 2d Pork - 51 tod to 711 od Ykiiek aeldtrket this'inorning, Beafts 900, Sheep, iSoo. .., .NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, February is. . • , 1 Per Race of Sk. by the weak. , 'Beef . a s 84 to 51 8d Veal Ss ad to 7$ ad Mutton 4a sod to. 611 >d Pork 51 and to 71 od PRJCP. OF TAzi.o* IN LONDON. St. jintes's market 40 6d Towu Tallow 76$ od loos Ciro market • 4s 64 i . Ruilia ditto (ca.) 73s od to nil Whitadopelsnarket 4s sd Raffia ditto (kap), as to 73s (POW* 0 4 Silx) •White Candieltufila 7a s to 73$ Melting Stuff 6os od to 645 13$ 3d Ditto Rough 4os od to 47a AveiefrPriee 4s Yid Omen - 16 s od to 0 . Good Dregs Ss to co WWI tilletyn- , B,Sogslog, gg s , graorMarlds, zoo. PRICE OP LEATHER, per b. AT LEADENHALI. NO N so lo 6olb - 224 to 234 • Ditto, 6o to Seth • . 134 to 244 Pdereltants Backs . STE to 224 Drell* Hides - • to tpd Fine Coach Hides zpil to 20,14 Crop Hides for Cutting - sod to a 24 Plat Ordinary 8d to tad Calf Skins, 40 to solb per dozen, 2sd to and Ditto, 6o to licib - 264 to spa Ditto 8o to twits - - 244 to 274 Small Seals (Greenland) fps to 70, large ditto - - slos to toosS "- Tanned Horfe Hides - ars to 26s each Goat Shim 30$ to 7os per doaea Price of Bark per load tpl co to zpl zoo • RAWHIDES, February 13 Hides (pee Sow) 3s 4il to 3s 6d Heavy Calf Hs od each Middling . 3s oil to os od Light C:4l 7d per 10. Ordinary as 6d to os oil Sheep Skins as 64 toss ad PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. • Iltelainees. • Whited:lapel. 2. 4 H i als zo to 6 0I 5 s to 6to 0 1 4 ro oto 6 6 o *tot to s .3 oto 3 3 0 1 8 oto a .18 o Power 6oto 6 so 6 zo oto 7 7 al Outocrsria, Fos. 9.--At Erdman Fair, on Monday 'tattle and good Ir•lcs produced high prices ; moft forts of grain, .powever, were on the decline. At Herefoni Falr, on Tuefday, there was • tokrable thew of prim tank, which fold readily at very advanced prices. Hops averaged irons tat nos, to 241. per cwt. Cheefe, bell making, fold at 41. zca per cwt.; two-meal, 41 to 41. lOs. Price of Grain in our market en Saturday:—Wheat, bed, ads.; fecond, 245.; third, 221.—Barley, making, zsa.- Peak, tos..-.otts, 7s. 64.—and Beans, 13s. per WSW of sit gallows. Price of Orin at Devizes on Thurfday lad :—Wh&e, two. to slisa; barley, 7os. to pos.; Oats, 465. to s Bs. ; and Scans, Stn. Wpm. per quarter. Saturday Ist lo pockets of hop. were weighed in Woreefter roarket 1 entreat prices from 131. nos. to 24L ss. per cwt. An Account of the following fpecies of Provi lions purchafed in Great Britain and Ireland for his bUjely's ferrite, from the commencement of the prefent war to the 3 tit December la(; dißin guifhing the quantities purchafed in each year, with the average prices paid for the fame :- In 1793, Great ltritain Inirchared 36,4.3 tuns of beef, aVerate price 594 std; 5t.784 cwt. butter, price 664. 44.• and 14,041 cwt. cheek. price 47.. 9,1. Ircirod, 439 tuns Oben% price 644 ad.; 111 a %I. bUttcl,l3llCC 61 41. 2d.; and 217 cwt. cheek, price 471- 3d. le *794, G. B. purchafed 44, 2 39 tans of beer, price spa. rid • 18,166 cwt. butter, price 664 9d.; and !Con cwt. cbeefe: prke 48s. Ire. 706 tun. of beer, price 675. rid.; 360 ewe. batter, price 635. id.; and 414 cwt. check, pricesea 1a1793, G. B. purcbafed 47,202 tune of beer, price 722 441.; 23,780 ewe. butter, price 752 Bd.; and 19,t0a cwt check peke OS. id. Ire. 369 tuns of beer, price 665.9 d.; 772 cwt. butter, price 644 ; and 905 Mt. &Mk, price 455. 9d. In 1796, G. B. purcbafed 4 8 ,333 tuns of beer, price 714 Bd.l also, cwt. butter, price 765. 3d.; and 11 .377 cwt. dude, price sts.74l. Ire 349 tuns of beer, price 754 ltd.; 609 cwt. better, price 711 ; and 59r cwt. check, prices* ad. Wimp', G. B. purcbafed 58,365 tuna of beer, price 603. pd.; *997 cwt butter, price 795. id.; and 28,3-3 cwt. cheek, price 550. sd. Ire. sa tan. of bar, price 714; iO7B cwt butter, price 7os. sod.; and *cwt. cheek, price 30a 64. ID Int G. B. purcbafed 60,067 tans of beer, price boa 3d.; 19.308 cwt. butriT, price 71. lid.; and 29.360 cwt. cheek, price 335.54. Ire. .5 tons of beer, price 765. ad. ; 340 cwt. u ter, peke 745. id.; and r 364 Cll t. price 39s tad. In 1799, 0. E. purchnico 60.467 tabs or . beer, price 6114 del.; 24, 8 62 cwt.butter, price gag. 74.; and sts62 cwt. dwelt, price 50s. 9d. Ire. 250 tun. of Itecr, price 764 4d 9 6 & cwt butter, price 795, 3 4 . ; and 1093 cwt. chafe, price lias. 9d. In 1800, 0.8. purr:bawl 63.51)6 tan, of beer, price Sys. rod. ; 21,94 cwt. butter, prow toes. 8d ; and *8439 cwt. cheek, price 824 Id Ire. 186 tutu of tear, price 811. 8c1.; 393 cwt. butter, price sofas. 7d. ; and 634 con. cheele, price 70r. 4 4. An Account of the amount of Bank of England Notes in circulation, on an average of every month from the asth Otlober, 1800 dillinguifiting the amount of Notes below the value of Five Poundss AMOUNT OF SANK OF anot,alto MOTr2 OF Fitt POUNDS LICH •DD VPIV6IOII From astb Oaober to nth November :Soo t 3,146,700 25th November to ssth Demob:, 1 J . t 33,5m 25th December tc Ist! Jemmy, LIDS. 13.843.6t.3 •MOUNT OF coca OF ENGLAND NOTES OF re o • POUND, AND 0181 POUND NACU From 25th Odtober to es* November, tko 4.2.061.700 2 5 th November to spit December - a,14,7 00 25th December to 25th January, tiot. 2 4 1 9400 Wm. Whet's, Acct. Gas. Soak et Ettitiod, Feb. 6,1101.