The National Register. — London, England, 1812-03-22 00:00:00

- , C~ THE NATIONAL RECISTIZII. LLOYD'S LISTS• TUESDAY, MARCH 17. 'he Fer ' French lugger privateer, with . guns.S swivels, and 3t men, sailed from Calais on Wednesday truirning; she was taken the same evening by the. Phipps schooner, after an eneteeentent, in which the Phipps had 3 men wounded, and the privateer Si dangerously wouvded, and is arrived at Porcrtouth. The St. Car 0/4 Spanish brit laden with nuts. front Gijon to London, was taken on Tlinveda , off the Read, by a French cutter p.ivateer (formed) the Chet tei field pit het ef Wo t mouth), rebate:l by the Lord Cochrane armed brig, and sent into t mouth . TbaJohit, Seaford, from B sto w is detained hy the Aquillott frigate, and sent into 41 arw ich. The Fly packet, from Newry to Liverpool, AS lost 4th inst. near Liverpool, and all on boat d, (ito soldiers, besides women alla children, together with the crew, amounting to near 300) drowned. The rattily, Edwards, Irma Porrittwilt to Bristol, run on shore at Portreath en Fri day. and received damage. The llillshorui.o, Gordon, from Oporto to London, is supposed to be lost near Al derney. The Pursuit, Chivers, from London to Surinam, and the Fife, Dixon, from Lon don to Doninica, are put into Falmouth with loss of bowsprit". The hl ie Eliza of London. Vioch, run on shore in Biddeford river on Friday, but was gar off without any material dairae:e. It is repoided that the Fountain of Lynn, bound to Greenland, is lost on the Bell Rock, and the crew saved. The Mary, Muse', from Wales, was driven on shore on Hayle Bar on Friday even ing and has received considerable damage. The Juno, Redman, from Charleston to Woolwich, run ashore on Margate Sand on Sunday, but was got oil with loss of an anchor and cable, and proceeded to Whit stapM. The Jane, Verse, sailed from Newfoundland on the 21st of Sept. last for Gibral tar, and has not since been heard of. FRIDAY, MARCH 21. Several of the West India Fleet, which sailed from Falmouth on the 13th instant, left anc'hors and cables behind, in consequence of a sudden shift of wind ; among them the following, viz,—Fame, Smyth; Pearl, Croker; Merlin, Weeks; Lady Ca roline Biritain, bound to Jamaica; Friends, Young; Ductiresfield Hall, --; Mar quis Wellesley, --, hound to Grenada ; Watt, Miller, hound to tit. Croix ; Regent, --. The Friends lost two anchoas and cables ;, the rest an anchor and cable each. The Pursuit, Chivers, which salted on the 16th Instant, for Surinam, also lost an an chor and cabff.. The Bea sw, Beveridge, from Mogadore to London, was taken off Portland on the pct instant, by L' Aigle French Cutter Pt ivateer (formerly the Chesterfield Weymouth Packet) anti carried into Cherbottrgh on the 4th.—An Arne; evto ship of about 400 tons bat then, laden with currents, raisins, 81. c. arrived at Cherbourg,h on the IRh in t. prize to a French Privateer. The Keil, and the Freden, detained by the Hawke Cutter, arrived at Hull on Sa turday. The John, Freeman, sailed far St. John's, New Brunswick, on the 'h Instant, an' put beckon Wednesday. hat ins sprung a leak. The Cyrus, Williamson; taller) with coals, put ioto Cowes Harbour with leas of her . . Main mast, basing run foul of the Tisiphuce The Itaritel and Ann, from Liverpool to Malta, run on shore on the North Bank, pear Liverpool, on Saturday, but floated off the next flood, and proceeded on her voyage. The Hope, Bryant, from Liverpool to Plymouth, run on shore near Penzance, on 14. Aday wonting, hut it is expected will be got off. MARKETS, be. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, PER QUARTER. FUR TEE WEEK ENDING M ARCH 7. • England & Wales. Scotland. England & Wales. Sctstlanl, s. d. s. d. s. 4. s. LI. Wheat Rye - 0 Pease Barley . ST 0 .... 0 Oatmell Oats Is S . 0- Beuror Bigg -- o AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, Computed from tie Re'umns made in tlieWe.tk ending MARCH 11, is Cis. Cd. per cwt. exclusivi OC the Duty of Customs paid or payable thereon on the impo&t. ationt hereof into Great Britain. CUD RENT PRICES OF SUI from to St. Kitts & Mont 78 .. Tolair,o& St.Vir 67 . 10 Surinam & Dem 66 .. 68 St. Trenedade 67 .. 10 - EaAt India 65 Tb fitound tips r 66 faces —l2 .. 17 from to S. 8. Antigua r,s .. 74 •Itisco. nr,S .. 15 Dom. Nev &Tor. Grenada Muscov.67 7'l Jamaica brown 6 4 .. 69 rood.. .73 .. 75 fine ....79 .. iAR. from to T.' I. Lps very brown —95 .. 97 ... .111 itPling..loo .303 Sing. loa.brown 91 ..99 .... . best ..104 „leg Powder loaves.. 98 ..1011 Hambro'do....l4l —llO Molasses 39 • CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MARCH 20. We had some few arrivals of Wheat on Wednesday, but from adverse winds, very little of that or any other grain this morning. The sales of Wheat, for what was disposed of, were made upon terms as full as high as Monday. Rye has progressively risen since that day ss. Bark Os. and 3s. and Oats Is. per quarter. White Peas also found buyers, upon better terms.—Flour fresh, and of the finest quality, 1108. per sack. S. si. S. d. 6. d. 'il. heat Fine ditto .. 130 a 1.15 Gre) Pease 59 an 3 Potatoeditto 43 a 44 ItNe B irtey Malt PRICE OF BREAD. The price of Bread was ordered. agreeably to the Act, to be advanced one arlse or:d, in the peek loaf wbeateis, the Quartern Loaf, 171.1. PRICE OF MEAT, FRIDAY, MARCH 20. SMITHFICLD. HEWCIATH & LICADRIIH 111. /1. d. B. d. HEADS OF CATTLE AT I carcase .. d. s. d. Reet 4 S a G 0 SMITHFIELD d Reef 3 FI•R 5 0 Mutton b 4a 6 4 Beasts, about ... S5O U hi utton. ~. 4 4a 6 4 Veal 6 Pork 5 0 a 4 Calves llO . " Pork ,„,.. 11 . 5 0 a 6 i Lamb 0 0a 0 0 Pixs v „, 4 ,, II In. r&....... 41 04 0 0 • PRICE OF lIOPS IN THE BOROUGH. nAsa er c. A' .• POcliais E. s• 1.1. Kent Sussex Eacex 4 0a 5 12 Fainham .------_ lIAY AND STRAW ) PER LOAD. .e. s. d. c f. s. d. E. s. d Hnv .. 4 0 0 a 6 0 0 Aversze b 0 0 • ST. JAMES'S Clover 0 0 0 a ts 0 0 Straw . 3 0 0 a 3 9 n • 3 4 6 HIV .. 4 10 0 a ri 10 0 . WHITECIIAPEL 3 Clover 610 0 ft 7 10 0 Straw 2IS 0 a :J; 6 0 Ifay .. 510 0 . 6 6 0 SMITHFIELD Cltver 660 a 7 0 0 Straw il5 0 a 3ii jo ____2j9 _l • PRICE OF COALS. MONDAY, MARC* 16.—Newcastle, from 41 s. to sz.s. 6d. ; Sunderland , 435. 6d.— S3l Ships at M4rket, and 371 sold. 4 3 5 . 6il. Minim Esn MARC'S! IS.--Newcastle, 41 s. to b. 21; ; Sunderland, 54 Ships at Market, and •.Z6 sold FRIDAY, MARC!' 20.—Newcastle, 41s. to 515.; Sunderland, 41s. to 435.3 d.- 31 Ships at Market. 244 in; sow TIDE TABLE. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE AFTERNOON. MORNING. M. H. 53 after 9 57 10 53 11 2() 12 8 1 51 1 34 2 ---....--- AL - 11 ' (27 after 10. 27 11 44 12 SO 1 12 49 I MARRIED. At Clipston, Northamptonshire, Mr. George Terrall, of Brixworth, to Mra. Watkins, of the former place : the courtship commenced on Tuesday, they Were 'married by license on Wednesday,, and the bride groom ran away from his clear spouse on Thursday morning! DIED. On -Monday night died, at her .Ladyship's house, in Pall Mall, the most noble the Ma l rehioness of Buckingham.. Her LadyihiP came to town from Stow, on Sunday night, to obtain prcifesiional advice for a violent pin in one eye; httt, in all other respects, apparently in high health. She was seized, however, with a violent fever in the course of the night, and on the following e v e nin g departed this life. Her Lady ship was the dawhter of the late Right Honourable Robert Craggs Nugent, Earl of Nugent in the kingdom of Ireland. She married the Marquis of Buckingham on the I.6th of April, 1775, and was created ro Baness Nugent, December 30, 1800. The children of this marriage t are-1. Richard Nugent Grenville, Earl Temple, horn March 20,1776 ; 2. Mary Anne, born July 8,1787 ; 3. George Nugent , horn December 30, 1788. When the Marchioness was created 13arotiei4 Nitgent, Wks with remainder to her sccoiel son, Lord George Nugent Gren-* vile, who, by the decease of his mother, becomes* Peer of the ,king dom of Ireland. The remains of the Marchioness are to be interced in the Roman Catholic Chapel which s'he her:ielf erected at Stow, and with all tin splendid rites that attend s uch awful ceremonials. Wax tapers, ten yards in length, and of the weight of tivelve pounds each, are preparing for the Altar, where Grand Mass is to be performed in . a style of religious splendour and solemnity unkeown in this country since the days of Queen Mary. Mr. Bonniface, yeoman, of Chipping, near Arundel, aged 75: Mr. ljonniface is t.uppot , ed to have died worth 000,0 1 101. In St Arkew's parish, Jamaica, in Nov. last, Ann Thomas, a free black woman, at the advanced age of 132 years. She retained her facul ties to the last. 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