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, a l t hough the action lasted four hours, have received ve ry little damage. His Majesty has received the following Report from Major-General Count Lantingshausen : 4, (in board the Commodore's Ships at anchor off Lokaloz • and Waranpo Point, the 17th Sept. 1808. " Saturday, the 17th of September, at half-past five o'clock in the morning, the fleet of transports weighed anchor from La perto, and the van reached Lokalox. and Waranpo Point at nine o'clock in the forenoon. The chasseurs of the brigades were jai. media:ely landed, sod formed the chain of advanced posts. At half past nine o'clock they pushed forward against the village of Waranpo, and nothing was to be seen of the enemy hoe: a few Cossack., who immediately disappeared. At half past ten o'clock the first brigade was also disembarked, and the second brigade is DOW standing in port. A. LANTINGSHAUSEN, Commander in Chief of the Southern I innish Army." " Head-Quarters, Grabby, Sept. 17. " Rear Admiral Nauckhoff has reported to his Majesty, under date of the tOth inst. that on the Otis inst. the frigate Jaraman, which is cruising with the frigate Chapman between Dagarort and H a ngo, arrived sigh the merchant vessel Johannes Baptist, bound from Petersburgh to Rotterdam, and laden with hemp, iron, tat hie, and sail cloth ; she sailed from Cronstailt the dd inst. The Lianch of the English ship Centaur, captured on the 10th inst. a Rusi , ian gal,ass, last front Riga, with a cargo of grain and flour, aczosit of the Russian fleet." A report from Lieutenant-Colonel Brant, dated the 13th inst. states, that after the repair of all the armed vessels attach , d to the brigade had been accomplished he left Fisk's harbour on the 10th inst. proceeded to I.aperto, and arrived the following day at Gronwich Sound. The Licut. Colonel has succeeded in saving from on board the tOundered Russian ship, four Vt.- pounders, two s.pounders, a quantity ut balls, and some cordage and sail cloth. " Head-Quarters, Gralsby, Sept. 16. " His Royal highness has received a report from Field Mar shal Count I.lingspor, bearing date 1 lead-quarters, Ylistaro, the 7th inst. by which i: appears that the Northern Finnish army oc cupies at present the following position : Major-General Vegesack with the division froM Sweden, is in Lappljard, and has an advanced corps iii Ketturi towards Kauhajocki. Two bat talions of the second brigade and Cap:aiii Gyllenbugel's detach ment have received orders to march to Lilkyru; the fourth bri gade and the Sou , hero battalion of the regiment of West Bothnia, are in tl,e vicinity nt Yhelaw, and one battalion of the , econd bri gade, under the orders of Lieut. Colonel Balm Octcr, occupies lhmola; the aura brigade reni.ting still in Lapp°, in order to oh serve the enemy' , moviment. •Ihree braraliors command, el by Lie . . Co met Reibersloll, are posted near Kenkaava, t:-) cover the road to New Catkin ; rind the detach:l*ot of Lied. Colonel Fieandt, reinforced to the number t f ICOO men , i, near Perrho, to guard the road to Old Carleby." LONDON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. RIME OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Cuusolt, for m mcr, 6:4l—fk.r •scc. 65i-ou:ilium 3 dis. Exchequer Bills, .2.5. 4s. pron. PRILIC OF STOCK YESTERDAY. Bank Stack shut s per Can. Red. shut rer C. Cons. Arm. 63 G5l/ per Cent. sasut 3 per Cent. Navy 93 i Lela Stock 177 lodia Bands, Vs. ills. par. Is. Lis. 1:111). Ann. 7!, : Ex. MIN, Is. dis. 2s. pre. o.unigen .21 di*. S:ste Lotter• Ticket.i 7 131. 15.5. Cot:s. for acc. GO:: Wednesday, the Russian Flvet, from Lisbon, ap peared off Plymouth Harlicur, working to the East • ward, with the wiad at South-East. • We this day present sonic farther extracts from the Swedish papers, received by the Gottenhurgh of yesterday. By a Gentleman who arrived by the same packet we learn, that on the 15th and 16th of September the Archduke CoNSTANTISE anti M. C.tt:- 3-INCOURT passed through Koningsberg ; and his Ist ?rant MAJ ' ESTY was expected by the 19th at farthest, with a magnificent suite, on his way to Erfurth. Nay, a Gentleman just landed at Yarmouth says, that AtExmawn actually passed through Koningsberg on the ISth. Thus he has commenced a journey of morothan I'AOO miles fur the purpose of meeting a man for whose crimes he and all his Court once went into mourning. We also lay before our Readers some farther ex tracts from the Spanish Papers. They give a very different account of the result of General DuitEssiles sortie from Barcelona, from that contained in the Moniteur. Far from having dispersed the combined corps of Insurgents (as the enemy terms them), troops of the line, and British Auxiliaries, and captured se veral of the latter, it appears he was completely re. pulsed, and driven back to Barcelona with disgrace. We fear, however, that he obtained some advantages subsequently. The Address of the Count de MosTiro, on his ar rival at Madrid, will be read with peculiar interest. He states his motives, and evinces the propriety of his conduct in retreating from Tudela towards Saragossa' on the re-advance of the enemy. We hope that neither the advice intirriated, nor the inforn,ation conveyed in the following paragraph, will be found futile or ill founded : " The most interesting objsct, and that which chiminti• your spee2iest attention, is the cornpkte expulsion of th,- k retry, who, frwri the mere knowiNige that wt are courto , tuli: g our forctc, arr prepar;Trjoefight." .Sir ARTHUR WELL, who arrival St Ply rt.iutlf we mentioned yesterday, has since reached awn, accompanied by General FF.fect• ssos:, Lord T. SomnsEr, the Hon. Captain SiaNflof.E, Captain Mews'!, and some other Officers. The whole of these Ofilcers will give evidence upon the enquiryrespecting the disgraceful Convention of Lisbon, which will take place immediately on the arrival of Sir HEW DALRIMPLE : he is expected in England in the course • of three or four days. Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY left Lisbon on the :Nth ult. at which time nearly the whole of the French, consisting of about twenty-seven thou sand men, of whom upwards of eighteen thousand were soldiers, had embarked, and the first division had sailed for France. Sir HEW DALRYMPLE had issued a Proclamation add*ssed to the Portu guese, a copy of which i; given in another part of our Paper. It announces the complete re-establishment of the legitimate Portugeese Government, the restora- Lion of the Council a Replie r appointed by the Prince of BRAZILS, the adoption of a system of police, and gives general iastructions for the conduct of the people in the pres:nt circumstances, accompanied with a menace of the interposition of the British mili tary in case of disobedience.—Sir H. BURRARD is to have the command in Portugal, pro tempore Sir JOHN MOORE commands the force about to proceed against the enemy in Spaip ; and Sir DAVID BAIRD'S expedi. tion is to be employed in the same service. Not less than 40,1300- British soldiers will shortly be in full action against the enemy, in that quarter. A Monittur, containing General Jt•aor's account of the battle of Vimiera, is in town. We have not seen it ; but we are informed that it disguises the facts to such a degree, that but for the dates and names of places, it could not be known to allude to the events of which we have already had the details. Yesterday his MAJESTY, Princesses SOPHIA, At:- GI:STA, and A my.t.i.t, accompanied by Lady Tin NNE, General Frrzßoy, and Colonel TAYLOR, rode in \Virdsor•rark, and returned at noon to the Palace. The QUEEN and Princess ELIZABETH took an air irg to F. ogmore-lodge, and walked in those beautiful gardens. Yesterday there was a Cabinet Council at the 170- reign Office, at ve:iich the greater part of the Members assisted. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of WALLS and Duke of tiussta, with the Marquis and Marchioness of Do..vssutieE, dined at the White Hart, Chippiv Norton, on Tuesday last, on their road to the Marquis of BUCKINGHAM'S. Yesterday afternoon the I-lon-nimble FITZROY STANHOPE, Aid-du-Camp to Sir Anntrit LEV, arrived in town from Portugal. Immediately after his arrival he waited on his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief, at his house in the Stable-yard, St. James's. Sir Citmtt.rs BRISBANE is appointed Cnverner of St. Vincent's. Saturday last, MCSsTS. BOLLAND, GOODRICH, CARR, and MILLER, of Trinity College, Cambridge, were elected Fellows of that society. BATII.—The following arc among the last fashion able arrival , at this place : _ Vi,countess Baron Dreschel, Lord Palmerston, Lady Caroline Morrison, Honourable Mr. Barnwell, Sir Henry, Lady, 4nd Miss strachs y, Sir M. Wood, Sir H. Mils:may, Sir \V. Bar ker, Sir John, Lady, and Miss Thomas, Sir 1. and Miss Mans field, Major Central and Mrs. Rayne and family, Col. Jacques, Col. and Mr.. C:117121101, and Captains Mant and Hallett. BOYAPAIITE'S' metaphor, respecting which much misconception seems to prevail, of making the " Leo pards of England crouch to the Eagla of France ," is entirely Iledaldic. Before the Accession of the House of ANsou, or second French Dynasty, to the throne, the Armorial Bearings of England were Two Leopards passant. •HENHY I.T. was the first Prince who assumed the 'Place Lions pas.rant gardaw, and in which he has been imitated by his Successors; but the Gallic Potentate, on the t.ccasion alluded to, thought proper to designate the English by their original ensign—The Leopards. We understand that the Travels in Spain and part of Portugal, lately published ir. two Volumes, .svere the production of that accomplished Gentleman, the late T. D. Wurrrnswros, Esq. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Theberton Hall, Suffolk. Some in. considerable interpolations, calculated to add to the temporary value of the Work, w ere made in the pro gress of the sheets through the press, by the Editor, a Gentleman of distinction in the literary world. . In the list of Patriotic S...ibscriptions published in the Madrid Gazette, we find a donation of 1;0,000 reals and 1.1- mules from the Minister 1)on PLonoCEvALLos. An apology was lately made for a young Gentle man, a great promoter of as.;-rar....- at 'Margate, that it was his h4bby-htrse ! An Irish Dramatic wr:ter has just published a Tragedy, which he says has been kept more than double the period prescribed by HORACE.—For thir teen years it was locked up in manuscript : and be tween six and seven years it was kept—in the Prinhr's 11 ( 47Th*use ! we know not what HORACE would have said to this improvement on his plan. THEATRE ROYAL, Irma-LANE.—Mr. KYNNEY'S popular comedy of The World was performed last night to a brilliant and crowded audience. The only nr.r:elty in the performance ffoni last season is Mr. l'ENLia- in the part of Mr. Social, which he tilled with mush excellence. Mrs. JORDAN looked extremely well,, and was most fascinating in Lady Bloon!firld. The com-dy went uif with great spirit, and the audience Weit MOH VOC:feroll9 tar.til Mr. ELLISTON delighted' them with the epilogue. Tire musical entertainment' of The De.retter followed ; Mr. I. SMITH, for the first time, sustained the part of Henry with considerable effect. Mrs. Copra's timidity still throws a shadow over her exertions. Mrs. BLAND, and MCMS. BAN NISTFR and RI7FSELL were excellent. Yesterday - morning early '2O prisoners, under sen-; tence of transportation, were conveyed from Newgate in hackney-coaches to Woolwich. Amongst them v. ere six w ho had endeavoured to effect their escape on Monday morning; the seventh, who had jumped off the prison-wall into the garden belonging to the College of Physicians, and whose back was reported to he broken, is now in a fair ..vay of recovery. A few days since, abc.ut four o'clock in the after noon, the dwelling-house of Mr. jONE.., in Paternos ter-row, was rubbed of various pieces of silk, con taining 150 yards, and several articles of silver plate. The account of the daring attempt to, rob the house of the Countess of MonroN, in Park-street, on 'Wed nesday evening, given in the STAR yesterday, attrac ted, during the whole of the afternoon, a great con course of people round the, watch-house in Mount street, to which the two wounded robbers had been, carried, many expecting to see them brought out to undergo an examination at Marlborough-street Po lice Office. Strangers, however, were disappointed, the prisoners being in a dangerous state. One of them, who had been shot in the arm, underwent am putation close to the socket of the shoulder. The other, who had his leg broken, and whose name is .lames Stadley, has been but three weeks liberated from Newgate, and is the reported Captain of a numerous gang of housebreakers, is also in a dangerous state. THE ECT,NINCI STA U. THE ARM Y. The 2d battalion of the 60th regiment embarkee at ' Plymouth on Tuesday, and sAiled next day to join the expedition at Falmouth. The whole of the men and horses of Lord PAGET% Hussar regiment, the 7th Light Dragoons, have been embarked. The. PtuNcE's regiment, the 10th Light Dragoons, commanded by Lieut. Colonel LEIGH, is now on the march from Brighton to Portsmouth, to be likewise embarked. The Scl Dragoon Guards will be the first regiment of heavy cavalry embarked : this fine body of men is commanded by Sir TuomAs CAL citmor, and quartered at Chichester. The 13th Dra goons, commanded by Lieut. Colonel HEAD, will be embarked at Plymouth. One of the Bng-ades of Light Cavalry will be given fu that excellent Officer Colonel HAwiaat, of the 14th. FALMOU l'H, OCTOBER 2. We are in hourly expectation of sailing either to Spain or Italy. The Cavalry cannot be embarked in time, they will therefore follow us. They are com nianded by General SLADE, of the Ist Royal Dragoons. Our expedition consists of 11,000 infantry and 5000 cavalry. The Staff is not yet completely appointed. This may produce some delay. We are attended by a larger force of artillery than ever accompanied a similar expedition. Our Infantry consists of Guards, lit Battalion. Stri•orth 1000 men. Royals, 34.1 Ditto gyp 14th, 21 Ditto BCO 2:.:11, ad Ditto 7OO 20th, Ist Ditto Vith, 31 Ditto $OO 31st, 2tl Ditto 800 43d, I,t Ditto lCosi 51st, Ist Ditto 59th, •.:41 Ditto ;GO 7tith, Ist Ditto 81st, 2d Ditto 800 9:th, past of :hc Ist and Vitt() BCO 31,:00 NICIICII. IN7 '. 7 :1. I. IGEN' CE. . The Ceres, MESSERNY, is arrived at Liverpool from New Bruns-a ick in 42. days : on 6th Scptvniber in lat. 36. 14. N. long. 68. 38. W. she spoke his Majcs. ty's ship MELAMPUS, from Halifax, Nvho informed Captain M. that the fleet from Jamaica, consisting of about thirty sail, was then about 200 miles a-head, so that they may be expected in a few days to arrive. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. This morning, advice was received at the India Ilouse that the STREATHAM outward•bound arrived at Rio Ja neiro 17th July last, having sprung her foremast so badly that it could not he fished at sea. Capt. DALE hoped he should be able to proceed to sea by the 25th July. The STREATHAM left his Majesty's ship LEOPARD with the following ships, on the lath of July, viz.— lialti. Si. VINCENT, BENGAL, JANE DCCIIESS OF• GOR DON, 1-Latuiwyr, Ht-tmAitT. The Lvov JANI: DUNDAS parted company on the 3:h June, and the Ixnrs on the 23d. .PLXNIOUTH, OCTOBER s. Arrived the Rostock galliot, HOFFNUNG, from Oporto, bound to this port with wine. Sailed three transports from Cork to join the Falmouth expedition, having overshot that port on their passage from Cork. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER C. Arrived the Violet lugger from a cruise. Dropt down to St. Helen's his Majesty's ship EGERIA, with a fleet of tranports fur Portugal.—Wind N.W. DEAL OCTOBIR 5. Arrived the E I'llllt A sloop, from the Nore ; end PODARGUS sloop, from Portsmouth.—Sailed the Bust. LER gun-brig; on a cruize off Boulogne ; ExcouNzEn gun-brig, for Portsmouth ; BEAGLE sloop, on a cruize off Dieppe ; FrAttutss gun-brig, on a cruize off Calais ; and PIGEON schooner, on a cruize off Flusliing. OCII;s1Ell 6.—Arrived the CLYDE frigate, Commo &ore OwLN, from a ...ruin off Boulogne ; Rm.'. A sloop, from a cruize off Dieppe ; and INnioNANT gun.lnig, from Portsmouth.—Sailed the BUSTARD sloop, on a c•ni.*.e off Boulogne ; PERUVIAN sloop, for Portsmouth ; GLUCKSTA DT sloop, for Falmouth ; li.tNuAnoo and CilAursumt sloop, for the Note.— Arris ed the PRINCESS CAROLINE, of 74 gulls, from Portsmouth, with several sail of light transports and coasters under convoy, which have sailed for the River.—P. S. Put back, the Peruvian. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Friends, RfocErrs, from Rio Janeiro. TN 'nit DO V:Ns.—Princess of Orange, Bellerophon, Invincible, Illustrious, Leviathan, Bombay, Christian VII. Venerable, War spite, Ilero, Trusty, Princess Caroline, Clyde, Alert, Ephira, Podargus, Rolla, Pandora, Furious, Bold, Indignant and G oodwill lighter. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 6. Sailed yesterday, after post, under convoy for. the Baltic, the following vessels: The Ann, Duncan ; Union, Thompson ; Jeffrow Cornelia,Wey ; Hector. Jones; Peter, Gilbert; Johanna Adriatic, Corniluson; Adolphus, I'opp; Frau Hendrica, Tjerks; Endraght, Krone; Wilbelmina, Elderts ; and Anita, Hall. Arrived the Prosper Ludwig, BODICE', Eolus, BOTS, and Bordero, NOTZKER, fronaondon tbr the Baltic ; the Jonge Anna, HINDERS, and the Palafox brig, from Heligoland—the latter went to Standgate creek.— • • ;A SPORTING !INTELLIGENCE. • NEWMARKET FIRSt' OCTOBER MEE 11 No, iFC THURSDAY, OCTOBER (a. Lord F. Bentinck's Snug, Bst. leib. beat General Gower's Bradbury. 7st. 41b. Across the Flat, luOgs h. ft.-6 to 4 against Snug. Mr, Vansittart's Momentilla, beat Mr. Payne's - Barbarian, fist. 41b. each. Two.yr old Course, lungs —6 to 4 against Momentilla. Gen. Grosvenor's Rifleman, Rst: beat Mr. Lloyd's Fun, 7g. R. M. 100 gs h. ft--3 to lon Rifleman. The King's Plate of 100 gs for 4-yr olds, ;tarrying lOst. 41b. 5-yr olds llst slb. olds 12st. and aged 12st. 21b. B. C. Mr. Wyndham's ch. c. Election, .1-yrs old - • - I Duke of Rut ald's b. c. Rambler, 1-yt a old - 2 i Mr. Lake's cll. h. Snug, S•yrs old - - - 3 5 to 1 on Elrcticn. The Town Plate of kioiol:i-y — rold colts, Bst. 71b. and fillies, Bst. 'Jib. D. I. S;r J. Shelley's ch. 1. Fanna - - - - I Mr. Wyndham's b. f. Andereda, by Cahanna - - 4 Mr. I-.ns orth's b. c. Weaver - - - - - 3 - - Sir F. Standish's f. by Sir Pctcr - - - 4 6to 1 agst. Fanny-5 to 2 apt. Andereds-2 to 1 apt. Weaver. Mr. Batson's Charmer, Bst. 91h. rec. from General Gower's Bradbury, 7st. lib. D. M. 100 gs. Mr. Shakespcar's Zodiac, Sst. 81b. rec. ft. from Nit. Fermor's Brighton, Bst. B. C. 200 gs h. ft. Mr. Shakespeare's Mungo, Bst. 41b. rec. ft. from Sir C. Turner's Jock, Bst. T. M.M. B. C. 200 gs h. ft. Mr. Shakespeare's Flarpocrates, 9st. 61b. rec. 25gs from Sir C. Turner's Jock, Bst. Across the Flat, 200 gs h. ft. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVCIIIEND, OCTOBER 6.—Passed by the John and Mary, Bally, from Cork; Maria, Maxwell, from Prince Edward Island; Brothers, Hepburn, and the General Miranda, Orr, from Jamaica.—Sailed the Ann, M'Donald, for Malta; Lovely Ann, Webster, and the Catbarks', Snip, for Gottenburgh , Arraganta, —, for Oporto; Latisaa, Anderson; Duchess of Athol, Caithness, and the Mary, Smith, fur Heligoland. The sloop Imogene Capt. FekiNtAt x, from Swan sea to Plymouth, was last week driven on shore in a storm, and wreeked near St. Agnes Pier, about eight miles N.W. of Truro. The Rev. Mr. TuEnsis see ing the accident from the New Quay, went with three of the 13th Dragoons to her assistance ; but before he arrived, the neighbouring fishermen, at the risk of t heir own lives, had saved those of the Captain and crew. Her cargo of coals was lost. BIRMINGHAM MUSIC MEETING. ' The Grind Musical Festival at Birmingham, for the benefit of the General Hospital in that town, commenced on Wednesday morning last, under the direction of Lord GUERNSEY. An excellent sermon was preached on the occasion of the charity in St. Philip's Church, by the Dean of LICHFIELD, and in the course of the service the Dettingen Te Deem, a Solo Antis _m by Miss 11.1wKixs, and the Coronation Anthem, were severally performed by Dr. CROTCH, who presided at the Organ. The Church was extremely full, and the collection liberal. In the evening a Grand Miscella. nexus Concert was given at the Theatre, in which Mrs. BILLINGTON, Mrs. VAUGHAN, Mr. BRAIIANI, and Sig. NA I. n,, assisted. The former experienced the same enthusiastic welcome and applause, that uniformly accompanies her professional exertions, nor were the people of Birmingham less attentive to the merits of the several other performers. Mrs. Ba i.ic; fa.; sung her favourite bravura songs " A coo. fur," and " Conftua abaneknnati," to the delight and astonishment nt every one present. A manuscript Terzetto, " Chi vuole en bison capon," by Mrs. Bit- • LINGTON, BR AIIIM, and NALDI, was admirably exe cuted ; and the performances altogether were as cre ditable to the taste and judgment of the Directors as flattering to the talents employed. The Band was the largest ever assembled in that town, and con sisted of near 200 performers, the whole led by Mr. Cit ANI ER. The Oratorios of the Messiah, and of the Creation, wero to be performed Use two following days in the Church, and Grand Concerts were to be given at the Theatre in the evening. The town of Birmingham is represented as ex tremely full of company; among the most distin guished of which are, the Marquis of HERTFORD ; Earls of DARTMOUTH, AYEESFORIN, WARWICK, and CRAVEN ; int.llllr. DI DI.F.Y and WAIL]); Lords WIL. Loc(ative littortn, Amon), and CALTuoRPEi Sir CHA RUA MORDALN T, and others of fashion and distinction. PRIA*CE P.DIVARD'S ISLAND. CIIARLOTTr. TOWN, AuGusr 25.—The Sophia brig, l'As MORE, from Bristol, arrived on the 16th instant, with a Mr. Nottats, his family, and other settlers, in number twenty-three. They may prove a valuable acquisition. On the 21st, the Elizabeth, MILNS, ar rived from North Britain, with seventy-six settlers. These latter came without money or provisions, and, it is s lid, will be followed by three ships more of the sante description. It is melancholy to reflect, that poor people should be so deceived, as they are taught to imagine that they are coming to a land flowing with milk and honey—and on their arrival cannot find a house to shelter them. But Highlanders are better calculated to meet such hafdships than any other people. In a few days they disappear, and bur row like rabbits in the woods, or mix with their clans. Yesterday, arrived the Elizabeth, SHIPLEY, from Liverpool, and the Hope, B.l.Lowts, cleared for London. SURRET GENERAL QUARTER, SE SSIONS. KINGSTON, OCTOBER 5.-1 . 110,4.15 EVAN CE, Esq. Recorder, in the Chair, and nine other Magistrates. The only noticeable business was the licencing the public places of amusement in that division. Astley's Amphitheatre came on first—to that there was not any opposition, nor to the Royal Circus. Vauxhall Licence, when moved for by Mr. NOLAN, was opposed, for alledged mismanagement, in keep. ing the music playing and the bar open until a very late hour, the gardens always for the last season being ' very badly managed, in comparison to former years. It was at length agreed, that the licence should b.! renewed, under the restriction of shutting the bar at two o'clock each morning, and the music to cease at. one, except the three birth nights of the Royal Princes; to which the Proprietor submitted. CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE,OCTOBER 7.—The Market this day is again thinly supplied with Wheat, and sales, in consequence, at a small advance in price; New as under ; fine Old about 965. per quarter— Barley in middling supply, and keeps its price —Malt likewise—scarce any White Peas ; Grey are lower— Beans, of the two descriptions, at little variation— Oats are also in short supply, and this article supports the late increase in price—in Flour no alteration. G - NERAE CURRENCY Al uwalta: Wheat, 625. 725. 84s. Beans 625. 68s. Fine ditto, 86s. 90s. Tick ditto 58s. 645. Rye, 465. 525. Oats, 325. 355. 38s. Barley, 40s. 455. Poland ditto, 395. 40s. Malt, 725. 80s. Potato. ditto, 413. I White Peas (boilers) 140..150s Rape Seed, 401. to 441. I Grey ditto, 561. 61 Fine flour 735. SOL—Seconds 70s. 7S s. .~ ti t.