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' !. 11 4 • I • .14_,NING STAR. to o • LONDON. , i 1 ~r ' 'SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 4 1. Wee dr xI'OCNS THIS bAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. rer •shut,for clpg. ' 4 nor Cent. iilH—Oinuium Si ct.s. . roScheq.r.ills, 13. ss. prease,-Bonds lac pram THE KING. 1" gi wInDSOR•CASTLE, DECEMBER 21. iThe Km° has had very good night, and is belta (Signed,as usual.) • 46 WINDSOR CASTLE. pee. 22. " His MAJESTY has passed a quiet night, and is much tit same as he was yesterday." (Signed as usual.) • Mich: Papers to the 18th arrived list night, from whiat mrt hilve given a few articles, with farther ex tracts from the German Papers received )esterday by the Bags from Anholt. The p;incipal article which they present, is one frarn Munich, stating, that on the 26th Ult. a Royal Decree WAS published, taking a the sequestration from colonial produce, which, under certain restriction', may now be exported as well a$ sold. for borne consumption. This Decree ex - ptess)i eicludeifrom its benefits English manufae ttires of •everi'desirlption, An article from Presburgh states, that negociations for an Anvistice between • the Tuzics and Russians have beet" resumed : the terms are said to have been dtcti ^ Circumstance the latter, a eireustance from which . wt ttil ~. • • rv i ax r. es drat the 'forks have offered some severe slit,iti. - „ . . Lord Gnatalvierat entertained a large party of No. lima; on Wednesday, at Camelford House, with a i s ri . si RR, T. • . . At ., Copenhagen a manifest variation had. taken place in public opinion, against the French, and in f a val.r of the British intcre.t, principally occasioned by the supposition; that the new Swedish Crtowr PnwcE contempleted the annexation of Ze a land to the kingdorh of Sweden. The advices from Russia are by no means consola tory ; they. a; r ize us that it is in the contemplation of the Cabinet. of St. Petershargh totally to prohibit the introduction of British manufactures, and to im ... t' se increased duty upon colonial produce, in corn— '..,: . • The ?le t :ry generally denominated, " The toatinental- lf ... • , 'the Danish Goierurnent adopted the Decree , for burning British goaids; if found in Denmark. ' The fever which lately prevailed at Cadi;:' has en. 1. ~, ._ _ _;.. tare.ty cea sed ;hut we ere sorry to learn that the yel low fever has made its appearance at Teneriffe, and that 100 of the inhabitants of Santa Cruz died in one month. • , The French Papers that were wanting to complete our series to 1.):.! 14th instant, have all waived except those of the WI, but they present nothing of im portance. Letters were resterdity received from Bourdeaux, dated the 11th instant, in which it is affirmed, that the Essex frigate, from the United States, had arrived, on the 4th, at an adjacent port. • • Mr. and Mad. DESHAYES, with Madamoiselle Ceo- TILDE , the new female 'dancer, from Paris, arrived at Deal on Wednesday. Their arrival completes the greatest Opera establishment that ever was in this country, or perhaps in any other at the same time. EXTRACT or A LETTER F30:11 JEItSEV-14 As the winter approached, we begin to have our usual fears of a visit from .the enemy, whose preparations along the coast, from all accounts, seem very formidable ; but every confidence is reposed in the fine regular re giments stationed here : the two which last arrived, .vis. 26th and 77th, arc nosy nearly recovered from 'the Walcheren fever, and the latter of these corps 'baying been encamped during the summer, has just marched into Barracks, previous to which the officers • pave an ellevnt entertainment to the Ladies of the island, in consideration of the marked attention and civilfty they had received. On a gently rising emi- ' ./.- , nence,. In the environs of the encampment, which corni siands an extensive view (interspersed with wild and roniStaip scenery) three spacious Marquees were thrown .open ; the company assembled about nine 'clock, and:partook of an elegant dejeune— at four, 40 superb dinner, consisting of every delicacy afforded . in this season of the year, was served up in a style titcarcely ever equalled, considering the many inconve - lition ces to be er,,ountered in a camp ; and the even ing was closed by the (rimy dance, kept up to a very. Late hour, The decorated marquees were truly grand; ',they were: joined together in such a manner as to .krin one !are... s m loon, ornamented with chandeliers iiba festoons of variegated lamps, which, together with wrcatbs .of flowers entwined round the sent-posts„ tirade 'to represent lonic columns, gave an effect ost i.itrance, at once beautiful and striking. The ground -Was covered will; a green carpet, and the inferior de- Orations were executed with as Much taste as ability -in a word, the Whole impressed a spectator with an' .idea of a scene in the Arabian Nights, whilst the gaze of light, from pumerotikapers, seemed to bi , •:414,.. e fi ance to the--taeek and more gentle appearance of yntitia shining ~iFi her fullest lustre. The exhilira- • . g'juice 01' the. grape, in all its various kindq, was i tiii 4 : _ixiiwaend:4-s.f.eitsftli.,tihjeygwreelrietenstotliabelirtatllietyhlgenahntdaeld b ltio y t u rti h e T agil:l63oll •baird (whose correctness of execution re-1 'fleets Infinite credit on tthe Professor kept for its in ,Atruction) still sobrietymas the leading feature of this oa,tertaitimerit. . Nothing was wanting to afford every aZiliiroit'to the Ladies. Small marquees, with proper _female attendants, were set apart for those who wished either to retire from the saloon to tea, or seek a short "rite from the fatigues of the dance. Morning had ''Atfready dawned before the company began to sepa• --. . _ _ _ . _ . __ 7hted. with tbe autnse , preset were Major Ge -I...ady 1M tiorr, ' Mrs. Do c tbe gar. , 4 rate, u:hen all retired highly dcliihted meets of the day. Among the company pm his,Excellency Lieutenant General Dow, Ma ' nem! RnnEnrsow. Sir Ctrs/U.ls and _"lSfr. and Hon. Mrs. Cos.sins; . Mr. and M urnEsQ, & c. &c. with most of the Officers of , attar el inhabitants of the island," Mr. Grob Cade __ gi, any opinion on the course of the proceeding which had been submitted to trim. On a former occasion it was not until after Resolutions had been come to , , by both Houses, that the matter was submitted to him ; and then he had felt it to be his duty to express his opinion distinctly on the subject ; and to that opi'.: nion he had ever since invariably adhered ; and the answer of his Royal Highness concludes with express ing his most earnest wishes that the speedy re-esta blishment of his Majesty's health would make any measure of the kind unnecessary. This answer was sent to Mr. PilitCiVAL on-Wed nesday evening ; and of curie no interview took place. . . ,The ParNes of WALES communicated to all the branches of his illustrious family the plan if the' Regency which had been transmitted to him, upon which, we understand, the whole of the. Royal Dukes, with one consent, drew up a Declaration and PrOtest against the form of proceeding ; and which they ad dressed to Mr. PERCLVAL, fa- the infoimation of Mi nisters at large. It stated, in substance— That understanding from his Royal Highness the Prince of WALES, that it was intended to propose to the two Houses, the measure of supplying the Royal . Authority, by the appointment of a Regency, with certain limitations and restrictions, as described; they felt it to be their duty to declare, that it was the una nimous opinion of all the male branches of his Majes ty's family, that they could not view this mode of pro ' ceeding without alarm, as a Regency, so restricted Was inconsistent with the Prerogatives which were ves ted in the Royal Authority, as -much for the security and benefit of the people, as for the strength and dig nity of the Crown itself ; and they, therefore, must solemnly protest against this violation of the principles which placed their Family on the Throne. . And this Royal Protest is signed by 4.:;.' FREDERICK, Duke of York. WILLIAM HENRY, Duke of Clarence. EDWARD, Duke of Kent. Eawearr AUGUSTUS, Duke of Cumberland. AUGUSTUS FREDERICK, Duke cf Sussex. ADOLPUUS FREDERICK, Duke of Cambridge. WILLIAM FIIEDERICK,Duke of Gloucester. It was transmitted to Mr. PERCEVAL late on Wed nesday night. . . To this Declaration and Protest, we understand, an answep was on Thursday night received by the PRINCES from the CIiANCELLOR of the EXCIJEQUIR, in which, after the usual recital .of the tehor date Royal Document, he proceeds to state, that he had submitted it to the consideration of kis MAJcSiY'S confidential Servants ; that, however much they had, to regret, that the course of proceeding which they had adopted on the melancholy occasion of his MA. , .Its . rv's illness had not had the good fortune to receive the approbation of the illustrious persons, the male branches of the Royal Family, yet they continued to consider it as the only legal and constitutional course in which they could Le supported by precedent ; that it was the course prescribed in the year 1788-9 when it had not only been adopted, after long and painful discussion, by the two Houses of Parliament, but had received the universal approbation of the country at large—and they were still further gratified by the reflection, that on the re-establishment of his MAJESTY'S health, the proceedings pursued in Parlia ment upon that occasion had received his MAJESTY'S gracious confirmation, and had been even honoured with expressions of his personal gratitude. Orders have been sent to the Commanders of the - British ships of war, to detain and send in all Swedish vessels they may meet with. The baggage of Luctex BONAPARTE and his , at tendants, is stated to weigh thirty-three tons.— There was a perfect squabble among the innkeepers of Plymouth and Dock, to know which of them should have the honour of lodging these persons under his roof. One honest I3oNtsacE sent his card on hoard the PRESIDENT frigate, to Lucts-N, offering him the use of his house and beds, as long as he continued in that part of the kingdom ; the offer, however, was not accepted ; and, instead of going to the place originally intended for his reception, he went as privately as possible, to WINsOR'S, King's Arms Tavern. .I..t.cizx studiously avoids all pomp and ostentation. His eldest son, a fine youth•of 11 years of age, was on Tuesday taken through the dock-yard, accompanied by Captain WARREN * who , brought them to England. At a Court of Common Council, on Thursday, the Report of the Committee on the subject of the City Regiments of Militia was confirmed, after a debate, in which Messrs. WAIT I IMAN, QUIN, and WOOO took a share. Sir JOHN EASIER and Alderman HURTER defended their conduct. A Reading Room and Library have lately been established at avpstow, on a plan similar to other establishments of the kind. An old woman, a pauper, in the Workhot.se, at Plymouth, was last week committed to the Plymoutl, Clink, for predicting the destruction of Plymouth, and Stonehouse, with the county for seven miles round, by an earthquake. This calamity, according to this wierd si:ter, was to have taken place on Wed nesday. We have not, hoWever, beard that any per sons left their residences in consequence of this pre diction, as was the case, on a similar occasion at Bath, near two years ago. • In the Fight, of Cantu and MOLLINEUX, there was somc suspicion at setting to ) of a cross, but an ama teur who was . present, declares nothing could exceed the -gratification of _the spcctiitors on witriesiing the hand hilt: in the 44 rounds, except it would lfe to witness•the lucky /situ in the 4+ Capitals ti) be decided on the 15th of February neat, When_the.tsbole *punt of Prizes, being 400,Q00 1 drarl b 7 a pew ;nod, coo.. hired brig LORD COCIH3AN; from a cruise. &W. blows fresh. PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 19. sailed yesterday the fine corvette Alorrutsv, Cap.. taro M , WILLInss, of 516 tons, for Hayti. She was lately a French man of war brig, and mounts 14. heavy guns. Mr. GOODALL, who was in the service of the President of Hayti, has proceeded in this vessel,. Sailed the ARROW schooner, for the Rochefort sta. tion ; the ORKSTES sloop of war, with the Supply, not. val transport, for Milford, after putting back through a foul wiad ; the ENDYMION frigate for POVISMOOths where it is said she will be fitted for the. East Indies; the Moarurron hired armed brig, with a convoy pf coasters and colliers for Swansea; the Rosa impre4s tender for Greenock ; and the FAvouarra , sloop of war, Captain CLEMENTS, on a cruise to the westward. Also sailed,' the Princess Charlotte packet, with mails' and dispatches for Lisbon ; and the Prince Ernest, packet, with mails for Jamaica. The latter sailed on Sunday, when she got on shote near Wilderness Point, and came into harbour again to have her bottom examined, previous to proceeding on her voyage. DECEMBER 20.—Arrived the VianOo gun-brig, Lieutenant Prmluor, with a convoy of merchantmen and transports, (the latter having invalid troops, acc.) from Cork. The IsIaPTUNII, S 8 guns, was put oat of, commission yesterday, and is laid up in ordinary.— Sailed the ENDYMION, for Ireland; the —sPairAts fri gate, on a cruise ; and a cartel for Wails. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER. W. Arrived his Majesty's ships FERROUS; from New. foundland ; the HOPE, WOODIRA RE, and GANORi t from the Downs. Sailed the DAPPER, Bir.srrs, and FORTUNEE, for the Downs.—Wind W. S. W. Dec. 21.—Arrived his Majesty's ships DOREOA V ENGEUR, STATELY,TII RACIER, and Drrrnaous from a cruize. The ROVER and her convoy, which sailed the Ist instant for Plymouth, are put back.—Wind W. N. W. Thum% Dan Wardmoi % Preciacts for the election 17 17 141. - 1 S S Thi• Ward Mr. Phillips (Deputy) • Stubbin Witherby Bradley Pkkering Sbrowder. 6 Jim • ,•AikiDIRSOAiR WARD. °MS *am rearm Right Members. mr. lisber it • Mr. Rolls Turner • 111 Paxton • 61 Thomas Iktta 60 • Loveland • Adult - This Ward return• Fanneen Members. Air W. Rawlins 15 Mr. Marsh - . it Dueffell • 14 , Greenaway, (Dep,) Clad* • 14 • Barton . White 14 • Spint • 14 Ross 14 Winds, - 15 &night - 12 CHIAP WIMD. 'This Ward ratans Twelve Meehan. Nash • Blundell Judklan • Davis - 14 Mr. Wigan 1. Hale • Lellel4 Smiths 03, 'Gamier Wright - Farr S 1 SI $lO to • 19 19 The contest will b 4 cos when it will finally close Amino emdldrit WITROUT. lztams Members. r. Dawson - W. J. Rams - Harpet - - Wright rt Brewer (DePwt7). Nicholls - - llt Slackers - - It !entire: . Blundell YARD. A Ten Members. Mr. Rankin . Biltote Andersoa - Dixon ThompsOn " is • ll li I • II LONDOI4I AMRKETS. WARD. la • II to a - CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, MC. it. To-slay the remaining supplies of Wheat are but - ble, and this trade nsaintahls last prices —Mr, sad Mal sato at the late redaction-. Peas alpl Beaus of both sore toe at little variation—New Ticks 445. to 41$. Old u ander-A quantities of Oats are somewhat sismgderable, sad this usitl not quoted cheaper—Floor nearly u our last. OWNCRAI. CVIVINCT 45 11110211. Wheat, BS& 700. SM. .ions, SOs. 261. Fine ditto, Us. 9 Titis dine, 4Ss. SOL Rye (new), Ns. 4tis. MM, 245. 265. 30s. Barley, 255. 40s. Poland ditto, Si.. 355. Malt, 661. 72n • Potato* ditto, 565. 61. Whin Peas (boilers), 545. ON. Rape Seed, 145, £541. Pine Fleur, sus. IA WS.. —Seconds, 755. to Ws. SMITHFIELD MARKET, December 21. To sink the Oral per eons of alb. Beef 4s. 4d. to es. ad. Veal ' is. 4d. to ft. Mutton ' Ss. Od. to Os. Od. Pork Ss. 44.10 ~1 • irl Mr. Mammas . Swift - . Chetiewlight Cummins . • Rothweit . . • Swot . . gyred this day and Moak, three o'clock. milwoatn Aim Pikesailiff Mb. by the warn. PAO Ss. M. to th. 4d. volt 44. &LAD et. SI Mutton 44. Od. to Ss. 44. tett St. 4t to 11.11 PRICE OF MOPS IN Ttii EItiOUGH MARS!. naP Pocb/ts Rent 51. So. to Z. 181. toot O. 01. to IL Supez SI. Os. to il. Os. Sues! $l. 10s. to 71,39 Parokam, Pockets, slll S. to £l4 04. r . . PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW 111 SMITHFIILD. hleatiow Hay 71. is. to 101. Os. Rowin 41. Os to It I Clover W. Os to 91. 9.. Straw 91. 95. to si IL PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL KAMM Butts 21d. sad. Calf Skins 96a 4 Diu* £&1. 26d. Ditto S7s. 41 1 1 Merchants' Backs SOd. 21d. Ditto 111 NI Dressing Hides 17d. 19d. Small Seals Ss. lit 3s. 1 Fine Coach Mae 19d. aid. Large ditto _ 1001.19' Crop Hides for ant. lid. 22d. Tanned Horse Hides 19d Ditto 17.1. 19d. Goat Skins Os. ALLOW. Town Tallow To d Ydbw Moeda Th r inks 411 to 0 • Soap ditto ets 1 lib 1134 Mdiag Sad Spa 1 Meng* 41 44 Dino row 36 00$ Graves 11. od (bob DAP ll' °a Yellow Atop, tow—ldstdod, Ws Od—Curd, 945. od. Price of L.ndlet, per dozen 11s 6d—Moulds, lb 6d. COAL MARKET, December 10 Ships at Market Sold Prices. 33 Newcastle di 53e. td. to 63.. 01. S Sunderland , 4 sip. gd. to us. A 1 Yorkshire 0 00s. Od. 1 Cinders 1 ens. ad. to 00$. a PRICE 01 St. James's Market 4s 4d .73are Market 45 Sid Whltechapel Market is 4d per stone of idb. BIATI4S. At Canterbury, on the 19th hut. tbs Lady of 0101 0 . 8 99d Regiment, of a daughter. • Tuesday se'nnight,at Dumfries, Jr' Capt. 0111411164.111 Sunday, the lea inst. Robert Jackson, Esq. Prevost dl fries, aged ST.—Repeatedly cased to fm the Ace of Chid gistvate, be uniformly discharged its important chalet with vantage to the public, apd credit to himself . —Charittbls I humane, be patiently named to the cempleints of the pool was ever anxious to do them good.—Honest and upright, lee and unanuming in his manners, he acquired the Wenn id fellow-citizens, and died, without reproach, univenstil and respected. Thursday, the 90th inst. after a short Wisest, aged 59 Sarah wife of Francis Paynter, laq.of Denmark Hint Sl'" mesh lams-ted by her fatally and friends. Saturday last, at her boom in_pettatford, Mn. Trimm e r . At Swathling, the Rev. Mr. Beit R ecl.r 14°r ; he ham, and many years one of his Mainly's halos for the county of Southampton, aged ei years. Dec. 5, at Whitchurch, Edgware, Middlesex, t he Rev. Pools, M. A. in his 66th year, Chaplain s• hts Rff si the Prince of Wales. WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MOILRO ming. .. . f9 minutes she II A Item non 0 *OW te she . 19 BY ORD& OF THIB HONOURABLE COMMISSIO' Sql HIS MA/ElTY's CUS 1 05b. Uq MONgAT IMIT, December 24, at Twelve o'Clock WILL BE EX PO 'EI) 'ID PUBLIC SA 11, Ai the Custona-Honee• Ems , THE FOLLOWING GOODS, 15 BAGS, onnutiolng 264 1 oda Corobiug VTO L ) Wbich iu be put up in I.pts, end sold to the ti/ Datt4 C"ur" How. Exeter. ntC 14, 1810. LONDON • Hinted and pubbabsd b LEVEL KENT , g ITA7l4•Orrigia, TinatlrDig 04 N.Q. i, Olirrettgaia ~ . . Arpucknat &it ibltt, ..• * Atitilitt4iberit THE PRINCE OF Mot& . % VALMOUTH, MICIDARIPSErtw?:-"r . 11 • Yesterday being St. Thom We understand, that in the court, of Wednesday, Sailed his Majesty's slp* Mentt.t.itirar tisiono.:. held in the several City Pti the CUANCELLOR of the F.ltonaques addressed'a re. The &iota and convoy NIRO sail 100111.13 sting if tbe of Councilmen. spectful letter to the PRINCE of WALIS, e nc l osing for wind cOnLinues.—.Wind N. E. Then marketlighs, ( 0 ) gra I his Royal Highness's consideration, the plan of - the TORBAY. MC. ISt, PARIUNODON WIT lids Ward mum Mite proceeding for a Regency, with certain limitations, Sailed his Majesty ' s gisn .h r i ss p ima= f oe B asq ue he r . wa t b a u s . .st Mr. which it was his intention to submit to the House of -. . 21 Road, and Rama en a cruise. Also, sailed the ship Commons ; and expressing a hope that he might be rung f • • is Stephen, and Schooner Providence, for the West In- mow .. . is honoured with hiz Royal Highhess's command to wait dies . — Wind East. Herrin: ( Deputy ) 17 on hint to know hleasure on the subject. DIIC. 50.—Atvived this day his MAlesty's frigate Grill* - • 17 The PRINCE of WALES signified to Mr.PERCEVAL s r Murrell -, - 17 0 LAVINIA, and the TARTARUS and RATLIIR sloops of that as no step had yet been taken on the subject in T. Reeve - - 16 , from thnEastwarS, bound down Channel, .put Crook . . 16 • the two Houses of Parliament, he did not think it iis by contrary winds. Also, arrives his Majesty's - consistent with his respect for the two Houses to live hired LORD rt LANOBOURN %V, brie ‘..OOIIIIANZI from a cru i se.-- Wind This Ward returns Ter ... ... .. . ~ _ , • .•1 .., . • ' . CIireILIiCIAINS., ----,.. Yesterday being St. Themes's Day, Wardmas. lei held in the several City Preniacts for t h e lacti -z f .U , . m. Councilmen. , These markedsthas (•) are OM Candlidatft PARRINODON WITHOUT. This Ward returns Sixteen Members. • it. Waldman . .11 Mr. Dawson . oi. . . . it W. J. Reeves - U ?fling • , f • Siarp i -• er ~ " IS Miler _ .. ...IS Herring (Deputy) 17 Brewer (Deputy). U Grill* - • 17 Nicholls - Murrell -, - 17 • B . lackett .- . Lk: T. Reeve - - 16 !utile: . C ro ok . . 16 • Blundell P . ii. LANOROURN WARD. This Ward returns Ten Members, vit . . Phillips (Deputy) 17 Mr. Rankin - • Stubbier . - - 17 Eliot - 1 1 5 Ayres - . 16 ' Anderson - - 3 liv.iitaki h re y . • - - 1 5 Dixon Thompso n a peon . .... 11 W r ithar Bradley • . IS I VINTRY WAR)I. This Ward returns NM Members. Mr. Grob - - 14 Mr. Getty . Cade • 14 Cooper - • is Pickering - - . 14 • Martin • li - Shrewder • 14 • Spear 3 • II • Witithg, kin - 14 • Crook - . - i * , 4LDIRSOATZ WARD. This Ward returns Right Members. • Nis. Fidler - - .IL • Mr. Roils . Turner . fill Paton - • 2Y, A • ~ nag •.1 • 61 Thomas . ' Betts 00 • Loveland . si It Ads= . - 60 I I BISHOPSOATS WARD. %/f lirt W 4)ll lRa effell inliThis .W . ard.returia t is 4 I:"l44srt.eenGiCtraeMrsenheraawileriLay, • If (node e PO .It I , . 14 • Barton - . 1 , White . 14 • Spinet . . Nash . • 14 Ross . • ~ 4 • Blundell - 14 Winds, . I Judkles . - IS gni& . . it Davis - 12 CIFIAP WARD. - f 'Tht• Ward Morns Twelve Meehan. a Mr. Wlpa 1 . 91 Mr. Mammas . 3 f Hale • 91 Swift . . Is „, "'feels ( I) °,-) 20 Cheeseinight - 1 Smith - . - SO Cummins . o r Fournier - 20 • Rothwell . . 3 Wright - • 19 • Street . . i Parr l 9 The contest will - b 4 Con tinu edthis day and Monk , When it will finally close at three o'clock. 1 . r LONDOI4I MARKETS. . v CORN-MARUT, MARK-LANE, Dix. st. TO-day the remaining supplies of Wheal an but in . Isle, and this trade maintains last prime-Barley ad Malt kw , ado et the late reduction-Pena Mid Beaus of bath WS -• ' it little variation-New Ticks 14e. to 41s. Old as soder-Tit c quantities of Oats are somewhat equiderahk, sad this We 3 pot quoted cheaper-Flour nearly u our lest. . eateanAl• cranneter as Ira nat. Wheat, 55.. 70e. $4l. 414mns, 50s. S6l. ( Pine ditto, BSA 92st Tick ditto, Os. SOs. - Rye (new), Ms. 40s. aate .. , 245. 261. 30 1 . I Barley, 255. 40s. Poland ditto, xis. Ms 1 Malt, 661.73 n • Potato. ditto, Ins. 64 l. Whit Pau (bolters), 545. Its. Rape Seed, 145, £541. Pine Flour, 110% toils.-Seconds, 755. to Ws. a SMITHFIELD MARKET, December 21. :I To sink the Offal per stone of sib. i Beef 41. 401. to 6s. 4d. Veal' is. 4d. to 7s. Mutton ' as. Od. to Os. Od. Pork So. 44. to 40 tawoATE AND LEADENHAIJ.MAJUUIT • Perssone of slb.by the wan. Itsof Se. it to Ss. 4d. Veal 4. &LAG St d Marton U. Od. to Ss. 4d. pub . Ss. 44. to is. of PRICE OF HOPS IN Ttii 21100OUGH MARKET. e Bags Pockets t Kest 51. ss. to TJ. 191. Lase 61. Os. to d. I fumes M. Os. to il. Os. Sweet SI. 10e. to 71.11 isrsikains Pelohete, Si ISs to 414 M. • r t PRICE EIF HAY AND STRAW 1.21 SMITHIIILD. Meadow Hay 71. fis. to 101. Os. Rowia 61. Os to 11.1 Clover til. Os to 91. 9.. Straw 21. is. to IL I g PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. c Butts 21d. tad. Calf Skins ' SIX • 4. Diu* 25d. 264. Ditto 37+. 411 Merchants' Backs 20d. 21d. Ditto Ha WA ' Dressing Hides 17d. 19d. Small Seals 35. ld. 3.. Il e Fine Coach Hides 19d. 21d. Large ditto _ ioos. Ink c Crop Hides for con. lid. sitd. Tanned Horse Hides trd 200 Ditto • 174. 194. Goat Skins gos. lta PRICE 01 TALLOW. St. James's Market 45 4d Town Tallow es Mare Market 4s sid Yam "soda 71s 21 Whltechapel Market is 4d Whits dims 6500 i per stone of sib. -dk lap ditto 04 Oi its 110 Mettle Sue SP m i °I ., Average 4s 44 es 36s 00 " Graves 165 Od Geed/kW us °a Yellow Sleep, 609-Motdod, is Od-Curd, 945. od. Price of C a ndles, per dozen 115 6d-Moulds, les 6d. COAL MARKET, December 19 Ships at Market Sold Prier'. 33 Newcastle ati 531. ild. te 63i. IL 3 Sunderland • 4 44.. W. to 531. 41. ; I Yorkshire 0 00s. Od. 1 Cinders 1 itos. Od. to OM a IP I a -'' % watts. At Canterbury, on the 19th Intl . the 1' t the Lady of M RI Regiment Dumfries, ,of a dauter. • '.' Tuesday se'nnight, at Dumfries, Sin, Capt. Gera° , 4$ 11l 1 S - ...............-46.....- DieD. Sunday, the loth inst. Robert laden, Esq. Prole* II a fries, aged 57.-Repeatedly cased to fill the Ace of Chief._ '' gistvete, be uniformly discharged its important duties We i vantage to the public, ajad credit to himself. - C huirable I humane, be patiently lis te ned to the umplaints of the pt" r . was ever anxious to do them geod.-Honest and upright, •.' . and unanuming in his manners, he acquired the aeon 0 1 fellow-cid:zeta, and died, without reproach, unieersalli - 1 and respected. Thursday, the 90th Inst. after a short Slam, aged as si .. Sarah wife of Francis Paynter, leg; of Denmark Hillt '"' J mach lamorted by her family and friends Indio* i Saturday last, at her boos . in Westford, Mn. At Swathling, the Itov. Mr. 811, Rec"r if Herb t he/ t • I ham, and many years one of his Majesty's Jeanne . for the county of Southampton, aged 41 ram s Dec. 5, at Whitchurch, Edgware, Middlesex, the Len Pool., M . A. in his 6 6 th year, chapla in to his Rol& " . i the Prince of Wales. . . I : HICJH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 1-O.IKORItO9I' Morning ~ 49 minutes after l 0 minutes after .1 9 t A ftereinen -.....-. VW/11. •••••••••11MI •••••• 1 1 BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE COM- at -ssi wall. 1 t erg His MME, ry . • cusi osb , az N.. t On Minima wait December 24, at Twelve 4; CWT . WILL BE , EX l'n ,ED 'ID PUBLIC S AIX, e Ai the Custom-House, Exeter , ,e . vi I THE FOLLOWING GO Ov a . 1 15 BADS, oentaintng 264 • fodsCa to m t tl i Vi is4 ,,, °44 : . 2 Which v•iu be put up in 1411 , an d sold s Dated eu.tom Hou.e„ Exeter. D.-c 14, 1810. a LONDON • rime d and published by LEVkt .KWri g ' #TAll.•o7llfiss l'enitlvalf 04 Na. 1. Cle 1 DOVER, DECEMBER 20. - ..Arrived the Aventurier Preach privateer of sixteen guns and 48 men, captured by the Royalist. In the chace she threw her guns overboard. DEAL, DECEMBER 20. Arrived the Christianna Elizabeth from Rio Ja neiro, bound to Gottenburgh, detained by his Mas: ty's ship TALBOT. Arrived the ROYALIST and RI NALDO, from a eruize.—Wind W.S.W. and squally. Dec. 21.—Arrived the Baring tut India ship from Portsmouth ; also the PODAROUS. BEAGLE" Eels° -and DWARF from a cruize ; BELLONA from of the Texel. Sailed DAUNTLESS and Brzerrs, with a con voy for the River.—Wind W. blows'strong. YARMOUTH, DECEMBER 21. This morning arrived the PYRAMUS, 92 guns, and Poftria gua-brig, from the Northward ; and CALYPSO with convoy from the Nore ; and remain in the Roads with the Roebuck, Kite ; and in the Harbour, the Cracker, Acute, Bruizer gun.brig, and Emms and Portia gun•vessels.—Wind S.W. blows strong. SHEERNESS, DEC 19. An ived. the Experiment, BAKER, from the Downs, for Chatham Dock-yard, with Naval stores ; also the Good Ensight, with oar-rafters for this yard. The ABOUKIR is gone out of harbour to the Great Nore. DEc. 20.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Ruby, Ro sario, and Archer from Chatham. The Mary, RIND, from Liverpool, has arrived at New Brunswick, with damage. The following Resolution, passed at a recent Ge neral Meeting of the Factory at Lisbon, was brought by the last mail : LISBON, 30th November, 1810. At a General Meeting of the Factory held this day, Resolved unanimously, that the Thanks of the Factory be presented to John Jeffery, Esq. his Majesty's Consul General, for his distinguished efforts in constantly upholding the British Rights and Privileges in this Country, for his eminent cervices rendered to our Commerce and Navigation ; for his great sup port invariably given to every description of his Majesty's sub jects; and for his conciliating conduct and urbanity since his ar rival in this kingdom t And the Factory embrace the present occasion of further espressing their grateful feelings for his un wearied zeal and indefatigable exertions, so conspicuously shown upon a recent occasion, iu preparing for.the removal of all Bri tish persons and property, at a moment of considerable Wenn and apparent danger. ••*; Signed by the Treasurer and by all the Memlion sa Factory. • •' 4 "" A recruit of the North Devon has been fleafpl for desertion, attended by several aggravating circum stances, an incident rarely occurring in'that regiment. We insert the following to chew that peoplaskruld never too hastily pronounce any person drowned, or fail to übe all endeavours for their recovery, even when no very sanguine hope exists of re-animation :--On Friday the 14th instant, during a gale, a seaman on board his Majesty's ship Cakes, at the Note, fell overboard. A considerable time necessarily elapsed before he could be picked up, when to all, he was ap parently drowned, and little or no prospect that life could be restored ; but through the abilities and ex• ertions of Mr. ALEXANDER WATSON, acting surgeon of the ship, in using the various means recommended by the Royal Humane Society, a young man's life is preserved to fight in defence of his King and Country. The vast improvements lately completed at the Rdyal Mena gt.rle, Exeter Change, Strand, appear likely to answer the expec tation of its liberal Proprietor, who has spared neither pains or expense iu rendering it an ornament to the British Metropolis— His Forest of Lions, Bengal Royal Tygers, and other ferocious Animals, a ff ords a noble opportunity for the di s play o f our Ar tists. The enormous bulk and sagacity of the Scientific Elephant, that most extraordinary sauna the Rhinoceros, or Unicorn of the Ancients, the beautiful Zebra, the stupendous Ostriches, the ten der Pelican of the Wilderness, the Kangaroos and &sews from the Southern hemisphere, with the infinite vanity of the mast beautiful Birds in Nature, in the finest plumage, we are rejoiced to say, causes it to be visited by of the Nobility and Gentry in the kingdom, who all express Abe RIM lively gratifitation at such a prodigious assemblage of Nature's choicest productions ) secl is Vie 0 2 . 01 11.06 Ing evadetion 11=044, Ayres Wiltshire • • 151 VOMIT This Ward ratan 14 • 14 WARD. is Niue Members. Mr. Catty . - Cooper • Martin . • Spear • Crook -