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• menati the 20th June, having nu board Don MendiAutt, 141 -0 Tre•ny eel manta Fe; able is supposed to have put into Porto. L leo, mid mss io a bad condition. Te • TreUdail and Saint Ann are under r.rders to proceed for Ferrol, half rusereA, in order to remain in that department • in like 'nutter the Regis', when careioted. These la r ge ships grounding at !ow water, from the Creek of the Carratca having ton little water for them in its ;Resent state, is assigned u the reason. The six ships which were armed in this department, viz. the Trinidad, Saint Ann, Terrible, San Raphael, Glorious, and S rna Sago America, continue, as before, with few roeu on board, and little exertion towards maiming them. Th- Bahama and Argonaut, ten of the six which were fitted at earthagena and came remit here, have their emulate ••it of men on board, and lay in the upper part of the Bay, made for service. They are continuing to overhaul and tra careen the remain ing ships in the Carrac,:aer fames they can undertake it. The number of caulker., carpenters, &c. (Maistranws) actually emplayed there may he about 2,500. The ships actually iu dock, and repairing in them, are, the Rayo, San dusts, and So areranu. The department Iras a sufficient provision of pitch, tar, hemp, rope, and cables, and of sail cloth. I do not find any quantity of Naval soiree keeper:tea from the Baltic this season, or that thereare any emitracts. Nies frigates, of which four from Vera Cruz, are expected soon from thence, lama, &c. Three of them (rem Vera Crua hid sailed; the Volga:rat, we learn, is strived at Ferrol, or Vign, with 3,100,000 dollars. The Sabina and Amphitrite, vole! rfrom Vera Cruz, and having equal sums ou board, are mid t have put into Teneritfe, and all of them with reduced crests, from haviiig lain at Vera Cruz daring the sickly season. They I the Rufisra, which was to have fol lowed them the Old of ' . e, and rimy be every day expected. These fngatea. and the, the:. from Lima, fa. it is computed, may bring about 24,000,000 of dollars. The Castilla from Ferrol arrived here Ore lath. NO 21 ...Elora& of a Leiter from the Hon. Rear-Admiral Cochrane to Lord Melyil!e, fated the 2s.ld August, 1604. The gparriard, have put their twelve regiments if marines upon the same astablidiment as ours. Officers distinel from the navy arc appointed to them, and they are forme, into three departments, via. al, Clot:a, and Carthagmia. Three ben ched French toddlers ar within a few rims mareh of this, dis guised as sultans, from Bayonne. The Spaniards we afraid to piterfere LOO. 22 Naval Occurrences at Cadiz, for August, 1801, re potted by Mr. DJff. His Majesty's C;onetai at that Place. Airiest 7.-earailed fur Galicia, the King's urea, or store ship, the Brutal" August el.—Sailed rho. urea Santa Joins for Trieste, to bring quicksilver. The ship San Leandro, mid the frigate: Amphitrite and Rufina, which latterly Inve arrived front Vera Cruz and the blavaairah, are to remain rn this depaitieent. The ti gate Matilda, which arrived from Carthagena the 11th, is u::d. r orders to proceed for the Havannah in the next mouth, with stores fat that department, her Commander Don Antonio Vacure. The frigate lalagdaleila is continuing to be fitted nut et the Carraccu e to proceed for America. The frigate Virtigausa,whili arrived latterly from Vera Crua with money, and the frigate the Nimbi, which has been in reatlillibi. more time in Galicia, are under orders to prime d seen for Vera Cour to 1 ) 6 .'11 mono , Hue frigate which remained at Vera Crux is expected soon witb a similar sum, for the King, as the thee "dices whirl , are arrived. A v.-.y considerable sum, which, it is julgeol, may anomie to above five iiiiniont, is expected from the same place, on account of th, roetcharos, and to come in the mfr chant ships expected fret. that part hi the coursers( this year . The frigates expected from Lima arid Bones Ai ass, four or five in number, and one from Carthagena, are oat yet Arrived; they may be looked fur in what remains s year, and may be expense Ito bring in all from eight to ten millions, for ac count of the King and of the multiage.. N.B. In the Corriere% thing" earthier., and are going en, Mach as before ; the old ship itayo, sister ship to the Gib raltar, is charigisig into a three decker, her Bloom has been Found ette7 Soot at this length of time since she has been built; sines making out this report, 1 am informed 'he regis tered seamen from the different ports beloogiug to this ii...part• ment, viz from that of Aymnarite to that of Algeoras both inclusive, have been ordered to repair to the Carrara • th i s world indicate an retention to man the ships which are ' fitted out. I will be :teenier to the results, and to know how far it may be carriud into ellfeft, r,r.d as to the Oiljti2 prop u:ed by it ; g, vow informatios as to the result. No. 1.3.--.F.xtrai9 of a Letter from Rear Adinirel Co.:lnane to Lord Melville, dated :011 li •ptenitter, 1804. Orden are just arrived to fit out the stripe merithined in the enclosed hat with all era-oil:de diepatch This, conpled with the sailing of two three decked ships from Cadre he this port, limbo toll oval by another, anal the circomstance of the enclosed ships being ordered to virtual lur three months only (although mid to be bound tot America), makes me curriacture that their deems" are nor of the most • , acifit neture. I have therefore or dered the Mown. us to proCeesl directly to P;yinouth, without untie nit Cshaort. Should the Spaniards have any hostile views against Great Britain, within • mnnth the fallowing fiance may :se ceder teal b •---Thre • first :ates from Cadiz; three eeventy.foars fitting here . five French slii;o; making rii all eleven sad of the line. The finances of One country att. lee. They easy wait the arrival of the Breams with trustee to put ou • dill:mint coon tename 1 w t conceive that Spain, even if at war with America, could require set many lin: of battle ships, fire sinnilar orskrs bre given at Celia and Cardigans. The time that the armas mein wail b- ready for sea correapending with that of the f reveft nominal' ; the three fist rates fitted at Cadiz to come mend here ; all tend to saint that they have mime united ob jolt in view. Nwmhers of soldier, for the Freirth are now ar rieing at Vernal from France, and many more are now upon M. envoi (Ireiosere in No 43. List of the Squadron of Saanish Shios of War fitting at Ferrol--Neaeurie, 74 :un.; salt Au gunin, 74 ; Monarea, 74; Vengeance, 3r; rrue"bo, 40; 11. ng Ia , stormilep ; (triune, 24 (eorente ,; and a brig. Don Came's° &Met commaaas this force. Frontons', fur three months. No 24 ..Extract of a Letter from the Hon. Rear Admiral t'o• - firarre to Lord Melville, dated the I lth Septembe- 1604. I hate been (tweed to keep the Illustrious, as there:lms net remain ael rubs of the hostile intentioru of Spain M, Frere wall Inform tour LO , illihip that Spain has agreed to the prlille• Wiens marls by Asmrica; so that there is no pretence for sup poeing that the armament is en aer.runt of that country. 'Duos e-oosaritt men eniltatit from Ileac, lam told that the whole of the ',hips will he reedy to hove this port in fourteen days. NO. SX—F.xtr2ct of a Letter from the Hon Rear Admiral C.elirene. to die lion. Admiral Cornwallis, dated sus board Hi. Majesty's Ship Northumberland, ulFerrel, the 19th September, 11404. I have ordered the Majestic to be completed with water, and, ebould 'lathing particular happen, she will be ordered to the Downs agreeable to the Admiralty order. It is impossible to say what state the Spanish squadron may be in within a few days; it must certainly depeed upon orders from Court. 1 will delay misting the Garen" and !Huainan to Plymouth until I receive further orders, as I do riot think the remit •ig three ships will be safe after their rieparture, should orders ar rive Com Madrid to send the Spanish squadron to sea, which they cats do in twenty four hers, should their object be an attack upon the squadron reeler my melees. Nu. 26 .Extract of a Letter from the Hon. Rear Admiral Cochrane to Lord Mel, ille, dated the 20th Sept. 1804. I inclose to you copies of papers which 1 transmitted to Admir a l Cornwallis vesteril iy. I have since receive I an answer from the Captain General of the Stamm, to my last letter; the eva iye nature of which must strike your Lordship, as it does me, that the retiring of the 'quadrat into the arsenal is a mere blind, where they are musally-ready for sea el when at anchor in the harbour. Most of their crew live 10 the Vicinity of F ; and they have, it Is mid, leavegranv , l them mull the 15th of mmitt. must, however, remark, that they can be assembled at any time within •fiew home. First Isieleoure In No. 26 —Copy of t Letter from the lion. Rear Admiral Cochrane, to the Captain General of Marine, Faro , deadlier Britannic Majesty's Ship Nerthumberland, off Fer.ol, 14th Septeinher, 1/1114. SI R—K eating the seditical situation in which Great Britaiii soil Spain stood with r.opect to eseh other, I was month astonish ed at being :amused, that °idea had bout suit to the different ~ s MW departments of th:s country, to inertia their marine rtahlichments, arid lit out squadrons similar to what is now doing in the port of Fermi. As Spain is nat engaged in any fore*, war, I feel it my duty to demand an explanation, more particula , ly as the harbour of Ferrol contains five sail of the line telonging to the French, as also one Dutch man of war of the same rate; the officers of whoni, I am informed, declare, that they intend sailing in company with the Spanish squadron ; which report seems to be confirmed by their late preparations ' The situation in which I am placed, by commanding a divi sion of His Britannic Majesty's ships, calls upon me to en. quire of your Excellency whether the above facts are true ; for, should the two squadrons Sail in company, I declare to your Excellency that it is my determination to attack that of France and Holland; and, I trust, in doing so, I will not be 'opposed by the Spanish squadron; the consequence of which may prose fatal to the harmony and good ur•derstauding that have so happily subsisted between the two countries,and which my best endeavours have hitherto been used to preserve. At the same time there is a duty 1 awe my country in maintaining its honour and dignity that is paramount to every other con sideration, and by this 1 must be governed. I have the honour to be, (Signed) A. COCHRANE. His Excellency Don Felix de lexada. (Second Inclosure in No. 26 )--Copy sofa Letter from the Cap tain-General of Mantle, at Ferrol, to the Honourable Rear Admiral Cochrane, dared 15th September, 1604. At three-quarters past twelve of this day, I have received your Excellency's official of yesterday, directed to ask me ex planations upon the subject of the armament of shi p s, that your Excellency says is making in the. port, and to manifest that you are determined to attack any of the French ahios of war and the Dutch ships that are hear•, should they verify t twin departure at the same time that the. S,.airish ships of 1112 T effea it. To the first point I have no objection to answer your Excel lency, that, though in this department there have been armed three ships and one frigate, besides another that was already fitted out, arid some smaller ships, for a secret commission ; the manner in which them ships have been manned with only half crews ; this circumstance alone by itself dissipates all hos tile apprehensions on the part of any European power. And, as to what vegatds the second point, I can only say to your Excellency, that I remain informed of the declaration which your Excellency makes,,of attacking the French and Dutch ships of war, should' they effect their sailing with the Spanish ; and, not having the least knowledge of the French intending to depart from this port with the ships of my Sove reign, 1 give account to His Majesty of whit your Excellency has just officiated with me for his Royal information, which I lay hefere your Excellency i■ reply to yet- said office. God ~reserve your Excellency many (Signed) FELIX DE TEXADA. (Third Inclosure in No. 26.'—Copy of Second Letter from the Captain General of Marine, at Ferrol, to Rear Admiral Cochrane, dated 15th September, 1104. After having closed the adjoining packet for your Excellency, and having scot it with one of my Adjutant; to the Eng lish Vice Consul, who not being found, and when toy dis patches were already in the Prist.Office, in which I inform my Court of what your Excellency had officiated with me, and of my reply, I have received orders to dimint Ilia Maiesty's three ships that are in this port, and that only to remain so the two frigates, the packet+, and transport ships, that were so before, to be employed in their -particular coriont*ioni—with which motive I have again opened tine sand packet, to subjoin to it this information, which should pacify the apprehensions you manifested in your office of yesterday. (lid preserve your Ex cellency many years (Signed) FELIX DE TEXADA. (Fourth Inclosure in No. 26.)--Copy of a Letter from Rear Admiral Cochrane to the Captain General of Marine, dated His Majesty's Ship Nortituineerland, of Ferrol, 16th Sep t, mbar, 11104. Sl3-1 have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your lettic of veiterday's date, in answer to mine of the 14th inst. It affords me moth pleasure to understand, that your Excel. kilter has received order' to retire into the Arsenal and disarm the Spanish squadron now in the harbour of Ferrol. May 1 beg of your Excellency to know, for the information of no Court, whether the orders are fir the actual disarmament of the squadron, that is to say, disembarking their guns, provision., rigging, Lc. as also fat the discharge of their respective sha v e companies! . _ I am well aware, that ships of mery dewription ran remain in the arsenal equally ready for sea al at anchor whore they now ; and the ditty I owe my country puts me under the plinlo! nere-sity of making the demands I now do. May God long Ff., I've the peace between our two cuuntritts, and grad ynul Fxcellency malty happy years. I have the honour t.. Iw, (Signed) A. CUCIIRANE ffi , Excellenev Don Felix dr Texada (Fifth Incfissure M No. 26 )—•Copy of a Letter horn the Capt . Generalist Marine to the lion Rear Admiral Cochrane, dated the 18th Septembes, 1804. To the nlBee that your Excellency has been pleased to ad damn me, tinder date of the 16th of the present month, and which was delrvered v. me yesterday mowing. I can only reply to your Excellency, tha the ►mg's ships, which 1 informed yam Excellency ►y me scam.' offic►, dated 15th, should enter the Arsenal, have alr,zdv effected it, will remain in the tame same they were in before their equipnient for to lute into ,ore, which has been the °nein of the apprehensions your Excel lency had, and which yoo manilmted to me in your letter of the 11th, and to which I have replied to your Excellency by ma t wo aTieuh on the followin day, which I re-assure your Excellency in answer to your said off .41; and wishing for o;. santintities in which . 1 may b.: able , o evince the considi , ration I haw. fur yoUr Excellency's person. Cad preserve roar Ex cellency many years. FELIX DE TEXADA. No. 9t'.—Nasal Occurrences at Cadiz, 2c. Tor Seprenther, 1904, •opened by Mr. Dia.f, Hu Majoity's Crowd at that Place, Upon the 19th arrlved the two store ships belonging to the King; the Presenucion and Aunes, Iy Gallicia, with tietb.!r for Cartliagena, mid 4.534 the troops &wined fur That. 'lb, first proceeded the 231 fw her destination the stead went to the Carnets to repair her main m a st. Th e troupe were landed at the island sad iticorpratei with the force which is fermium there for that service, ands the command of Don Pedro Grintare% who is to commaiii there, as is, accooling to report, [lon Joh. Cam, lately proitiottrf to the rank of Cap tam of a ship from that of Captain of a frig.t to quanty him fie the commaisd, which is to consist in frigates. For the pre sent, 1600 troops are only intended to be sent nut, and proles hlt will go to the Illavannah in the first instance. In the Carracea, the fririites !1141;1;naZd Refine arc getting ready, and in the Bay the f r igate ronsona (lately at rived front the department o f Ca , tleagena), also the Amphi trite. In all there frigates they are forming the case for their receiving on board the quicksilver destined for the liavannah and Vera Cruz. In Galliria, the frigates Venganaa Lit Prucsa are under refers for Montiride• Frain Nfontirideo were ex pester. to rail the 25th of July, the frigates Aa,umprion, Paz, and Mercedes, which had put in there from Lima, where they hare united with the frigates CuIS anct Medea, which were u , on that station. The whole being a money or plate register, end noise ,h- .-ornmand of the d'Enuadra, Rear Admiral Don Joseiiii They are expected to bring six millions. whips which had heeit ordered to be fitted out at rho Cana= (and which, with teepee to armament, have been so them some month, pe , t) remain in the same situation as they ham been of late. Only three of them have any number of men on board. These are the Trinidad and St. Ann, having shout 500 each, and the A in-rica, with nearly her complement The nth-r three with hardly any. The Argonaut and Re barna which came from Canbagena, are completely manned and ready for service in every !rape". The careening of the remaining ship.. in the Cameos is carrying on. No. 4g.—l xtract of • Leger from Captain Gore, of the Me . _ dun, dated sth October, 1804. The French ship L'Aigte of 74 guns, and five WU of Spanish line of battle ships, are perfectly ready for sea at Cado. The Santosima Trinidad& and the St. Ann, both first rates, are fitting, but not ready. No. 49.--Copy of a Letter front Captain 3. C. White, to Lord . . lidel%dle, dated 19th oetober, 1604. MY LORD—In obedience to your Lordship's commands, I herewith mate the force of the French and Spanish ships, as far as came under my observation during my stay at Cadiz, be tween the 27th M August and Sth of September last, six in the Foetal or Road of Cadiz, the French force consisted of I.'Argle, of 74 gusts, and two co ttttt es, manned and ready for sea. Ths Spa.ish NMI i the rental contiated of the geird.htp, an old non-effective 60 gun ship; two ships of the line, ene of 70, the other of 64 guns ; these had recently arrived from the Colonies, were badly mannedoickly, and appeared by no mean. effective ship.; of wary four frigates were a'so lying in the Road, two adieu, were in good order, and appeared fully ntanned; the other twn 1 understood were incomplete, sickly, and wanting repairs; they had lately 'returned from the Colonies The Spanish force at the Carraccas,l understood, consisted of two ships of 74 guns, about half manned, and were fitting, it was said, merely to be carried round to Ferrol to be laid up ; an 80 gun ship was repairing at the Carraecai, and to have a third tier added to her. The above was, as nearly as I ran recollect, the naval force at Cadiz un the jilt of September ; and, as lac as niy observation and elm eines led, there did not at that tune appear any thing like a naval armament an foot. I have the honour to b-, &c. (Signed) JOHN C. WHITE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Mars,Wit.t.soN, from Bonrdeaux, for Phila delphia, has put into Kinsale, leaky. The .4rzup sloop of war, with the Ener, I): LON, lames, M'Dortart.i., and the Si. Par Ca stmt. 1., front Belfast for London, were in Ban gor Bay, on the 28th ult. The Prot sdence Inereasi, K t resit., of Sunderland, was driven on shore near Flambro' Head, 25th The T:..0 Broilers, SAINT, of Sunderland, and the —, of Shields, were dtiven out of Scar. bro' Pier, the 20th ult. and lost. ••airavt. At Portsmouth—The Sophia, —, Salo*. At Londonderry—Active, Thirty, from Tenerife. At Deblio....Nicholsoir, Galley, from Savannah. At Havana:h....Marv, Joynton, from Africa. A Meeting of the Magistrates and Gentlemen of the county of Waterford was held at Dungarvou, on the pith last, F.mea Ito Lee, Esq. M. P. High She' iff of the county, in the chair, when a string of resolutions, of which the following is an extras, was agreed to : .4 Although the late atrocities, committed in the different districts of this county, would have fully jibufiel us is apply ing to Government to have them distriAs torthwitit proclaimed under the Insurreft ion AA—yet, in the hope that those out. rages will not be repeated, we have, fu the present, for borne to make such application ;but we hereby, in the most public and decisive manner, declare, that, should these out rages iii any instance be repeated, we will instantly assemble, fur the purpose of soliciting Government, not only to enforce the liourreetion AA, by proclaiming the Districts where such Out rage, mar be committed ; but also, if necessary, to send in troops to live at free quarters in such di,triets." A large fleet bound tothe West-Indies sailed from Cork on the 28th January, under convoy of the Pro selyte frigate, and Elk brig of war ; the Euryalu, and Dryad frigates accompanied them. Yesterday se'nnight the detachment of Greennck sharpshooters, under the command of Lieut. intim bi.NacoHr, presented to Captain JOHN Boa c. of the armed brig Mercury, a pair of .elegant pistols, as a milk of their gratitude for the very handsome tz eat ment they experienced while on board his vessel, on occasion of the late alarm. AIARKE7S. CORN EXCIIAN',:I;, MoNamr, Fl.. 4 The fresh supplies of Wheat to day are Tether short, 211111 the trade is exceeding dull; at Ps and per quart. rI. tit prim. The uhl Ikmtzic, of prime quality, fetches rno e titan the cur rency. Marley in middling supply ; that and Malt hate dull sale at small variation. Wilke Pen and Beam, of each sort, are at somewhat less price. We have not many fresh Oats, anti they are named nearly as last week. Flour in'plenty, full ss. lower than la.t Monday ; and much of inferior, at a further CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. IPll._ne SRI. 1U2.. Ms. 1 Beans .41 54a. *I. PM! en ....114s 118 s. Od. I Tick Beans 48s 01 K.e M.. Vs. 04. 411ise..Ort ....... NW. Od. White Peat b2s. 50s. Od. Grey Peas 444. 49s 04. Oat. 29a. 32. 34. Tolan4s. Seh. Rape Seed 41- 411. Fine Flow ges. 9311. Seconds 85. 9A. 0,1. WHE Including only (torn the 41st agreeably tol s. d. a d 232 Quarters at 120 127 Quarters at 99 160 -- at 119 1197 at 98 170 -- at 118 293 at 97 870 at 113 654 ---- at 96 25 --- at 114 248 .--- at 9a 439 —.4-4 at 112 41 --- at 94 6 107.5 at 110 417 at 94 70 -- at 109 30 at 9.3 476 at 108 227 at 92 151 at 107 149 at 91 600 at 106 SO 4 at 90 sit at 105 90 at 88 242 --- at 103 6 83 at 87 3311 --- at IU3 19 at 86 A 8 _ _ --. at 102 6 a 3 at 85 SIG at 102 2311 -- at RO 951 at WO 15 at 70 And 13 Quarters at 664 Total 11,3)2 Quarters.—Average 1021. 51d. as. 90. higher than last Return. AT IN MARK I.AN). t aims. to the 16th of Jan thr stew ALL From Jan. l' d. SA ....100 0 20 .... 99 0 7....95 0 RETURN OF FLOUR. 9, to Jan. 29, from the Cachet Office. Sacks s. d. ' Sark., .. 4 622 93 0 997. 87 6 313 92 6 398. M 0 7 92 0 101 M'. 6 109 7 12004 90 0 IC, NM 0 294. 99 0 51 Mt 0 920 99 01 1W 92 0 And 20 at 79,. ,791 Saelte...Asen isl. higher than last R, PRICE S .... 97 .... 0 10 .... 94 6 593 . 94 0 Tutal-.46,1 Si. 4i. le 92.. 61d •twn. IF HOPS . 'occurs. Runt 41 0. t, 51 Os I Rent 4l 3s to 51 12. Sussex.... .41 U. t.. 41 tro Sussex 41 41 to 51 0. eases 41 U. t.. 41 16s larnhavn....7l Os to 21 U. 1 a Cs. PRICE or SEEDS IN MARK-LANE. Broad II •ans 346 Od to 7is 3d per qr. Lung Pods Od to Ms Od Tares 376 Od to 44s Od Rve Gram .141 Od to Ms Od Carraway 1366 Od to 14'). Od per cwt. Coriander ll6 Od to lIIs Od 'Freud 161 Od to 42s Od Red Clover .t114 Od to 104. Od White ditto G3s to to 124. Ott White Mustard Seed 5s Od to 11. Od per bush Boma ditto lOs 00 to 18s Od Canary 7s Od to 8. Od Turnip IS. Od to 114 s Od SMITHFIELD, MoIIDAT, Feb 4. TO tick the offilper stone of Sib Ilkof 4. Od to Ss 44 Veal is 04 to 7. Od MuU0n....41 44 to 51 64 I Pork ... 4s 04 to 5s Od Had of Cattle this 11:My, Beast., about 1700—Shoop, 16,500 NkAVGATE AND LEADENHALpL MARKETS. By the carcase. Red 3' 0.1 to 44 44 I Veal. Od to &I 0 Od to Os fd to Si Od . • PRICE OF TALLOW. St. Janeet Market et Sd Town Tallow. ........ 7:, ci Clare Market.. 4„. 4.1 Rthrna (Can.) ........ i Whitceliapel Markin 44 './d fit u,wa ,1.. .. ,44 , so,) .... 0i , ,, ~, Per Some of 111 b. --. Melting St 0ff..... .. ... 2. ,.., o ` 12s 9d Otto rough ............ ay Average Price 4a Sd Grams ................ 14, Good Dregs ..... ....... lilt Yellow Soap, 78a—Mottlod„ lies—Curd, 92r. Price of Candles, per dos. I la. id...-1111oulds. las. 6,1 _ PRICK of LEATHER. ------------.--- Butts, 50 to 504 b. each - • 23d to 244 , Ditto, 60 to 6.516. each.. IA to 2f,4 Merchants Racks d to 94 Dressing Ifirlos.. 224 to 231 Fine Clack Elides CIOII HW.•4 for cutting 23ld to 2541 Fiat Ordinary 211 t. YSt Cut Skins, JO to 40tb po t Di 50n ....3 4 4 to 394 Ditto, SO to 701 b... • 3.94 to yd., t f .• Ditto, 70 to 8011,. .324 to Sitrl -: Small Seals (Greenland). 4.4 to 4S I Large ditto 1000 to 150 s par dozen. S t Goat Skins „ 25s to 65s ditto Tanned Horse Hid.' SOs to 4os per li;de COAL LXCIIANGE, Fes. 4. Rest Coals, par Chaldrou ss* 04 Deltsered to Housekeepers... 65s pd S u tteriaild, oer Cil 3idl • .o 4is Od Ileliseiod to liousekeepers st Sis ltd - • MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL. TN/II LAT. N I John Bakal, Holborn, Middiews: linen-rhaper. I u Robert Dawson, Oxford.wreet, M744l . wwx, linen drapes, 3 'III.IIIJII KICIOI.III, Gr ll'i-11111, suoney-ser. VIM!, Miler • I Isaac G ale, Buittghaf street, London, hoer, 11 %Wham Vll4,ck, late of South 144.,1t0n greet, Oxford. Areet, MiAdieux, tailor, • I 1 DIVIDENnti. Thomas I..ew it, Great Town.. hill, Loudon, m.rehant, ti Thomas tintless, Basinghallattren, land n, factrir, II Robert Martin, and Mark Last, Watling street London, warehousemen, It Jahn Lewd, Old Jewry, London, waroho 'entail, .5 Ric-heed Niartin, Jun. Now Wlntisor, R ••I I, money. scrivener, it Thomas Gowland, Jun White•Lion-cowt, Si. he n l ane , London, merchant, • 1 John Walls and Thumas Smith, late of Lead i.hali greet, London, hatters, I . CERTIFICATES. Richard Mount, Canterbury, IC -nt, hop•merch.mt Jona Mackenzie, late of the Old City Chambers, lkis'inpv* street, London, merchant. Thomas Row, late of Bath, bakes. MEE I'ING OF CREDITORS AT crILDH kLL, TO , I.IOIItOR. . i William Ilawketwonh, late u. Itlackfriam-road, Sur..l„ but now of tt•e Strand, Midileant, linamdraper 'Flames Ihbutt Peirce, Lime.atieet, London, merchant I I !KICK OF STOCKS. Y• ' a par Ont. Red - -------.... 61 6 3 per Cont. C0n5015......... .6 VA 4 per Cent 5 per Cent. Navy 11,44 Annuities. I - 13 !4,7, Imperial 9 per Cent s 9ig Exehencer Rills par. Is. prem. . 1..,r0ny rickets. "41 ti Consols far "ill! T. HISil, Stock-draw. No. 4, Corn 11 P. and 9, Chasing-Crw CollitiE OF RYCHI Amsterdam' 3B f Y 1!• WO A Sight 37 10 Rotterdam, c. f 18 4 2 17. 33 6 WI Rhona . 31 7 741 l'ao• Ditto Y Us el In GE, Waio4T, Fan 1 Genua - - 4' Lir IPI. 4ienice nsbny 6l Omni* 6l OUl.l.lftle I • di P. k rtssigebl 6. o !ft and Kars per , ft. . ♦ 0 • you►:ones 0 0 -1 1 New Dollars in Safi •• • • 0 ° hh.w Louis each . 1. Asin on Ilse 14.ssis of 1191:as.d 5 per Cent. II a 10 Rou 'AMYX • l4 iii Pape , Dm., Ma. 1•44 I) tt, ~ ilia" . Filh.. . I.cglioin 491 Naple, Dublin 1 4.. k 1.131. 4: MARRIAGES lately, at Sentatnon,L - 0' the sth garr.son battalion. to Mass Margaret d.uettter of Georg. ()starlit, Esq. o Un Thursiar, Thomas Hudson, Esq. of lV..drottb. G. , 1 in the third West Tink M.litis, to Miss El-.nor Usactit•.. see Aid daughter of the late Thomas Duckitt, Esq. of Poole, near Doncaster. Litely, Charle; Inglehy, Ent. Major in the Craven Lep Mita Ingleby, of Au.twicl•, near Settle, l'orkAire. DEA f 11S. Lately, at S.il Have, in the county of Stafford, teed 71, the Rev. John Dobson, Prebend try of the Cathedral Chot t of Salitburv, and View of Deverel-Loog 4114 a..d Mae.et. Laviniton. Wilts On Wednesday last, at Safford. in Staffordshire tire seat nf her sort, Giiunge 3:oulit, Esq. the lion. Lady dourit —.Her La iyshop going into the dinintroom a few minutes before thr red of the family, hi.r clothes caught lie, and Ow was s o ter• ribly burgled Irs fore sb• could fu•Cfn‘e that she as• pured almost immediately after . On Tuesday, at Horniest,, J. Franklin, Fol. He was us terred in Vie family vault i 0 Fortsmoiiib Church ; Sir John Cu"?,rt and W. Garrett, Earl were the shier WATER THDI DAY AT 11.1rmuiN KtitsA:r. Morn. 3 Wu. 'Aar II —Even. 21 loin. • ter N. SALES BY A UCTION. TO STABLE KYEPERS, POST-MASTERS, 'Ne By D. SADLER, At his Repository, Doswell write, miss Sasithhetl, 1114 DAY, at One n'Clin-k pr •lIENT POST CHAISE HORSES, NIA k 4, Bays. 1 &c. Two good POSI Cli ASSES, and a C . ...ACH, upwards of Fifty 11,4111111 .wk.u. inw.n v e Winch WO, *WNW good Cart Horns, Harkisepi r Machnism. Ac. Sic one Peuperty. N B. Seer:7l good Clones, Gig:. aal sundry ether Lots. Tube viewed tdl th; Time of said ELEGANT IBAUSEDOLD FVRNI (LIRE, PLATE, LINEN, tr. By .Mr STEWART, At his Auction Roosts, 194 (appea l ** Albany 'Vona), Picts- IS DAY. at 'Twelve t&lotk, VLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 14 PLA rE, LINEN, &c con.i.ting of capital eaelloilses and double chests of drawer., tabl,s, chair. a 5.1,14 dirk. feather beds, tast.tcalls sad roman,. a d gun, as. the property a a Gentleman deee;siel, minuted friVal New Scout-street. _ To ►a viewed and Catalnaues had For Ace:watt of the Manufacture's, exempt from the Auctr.o Duty, agreeable to Act of Parhirnent. Ott THURSDAY, the flat of February, 1 ERAC, SON, and CO. will put up to PUB LIC SALE, at their Warshoimes, No 78, Quva ""et. • lair Rottemeat of BRITISH PIECE GO ;OS. Particulars will be given is Time, by M L. Mcrae, rai. Brok-r. - - - LONDON ~..Pinted be GEORGE D kVIDSON, N't '• Wych .tree*, St eleetent's, sod ..uhfistted Ay Jusl.{K RYDEK, At the Office, No. 15, Rack of St. Cten;cl. l, Choir. h. Str,n,ll...h,ne khan lig tie raver, eta. (pot Pi t .iu H dull atteoOeil to a --- at; xi ..=. IA A 6 Mil Teel In A.' tiosly that WAR ....... iii rim s• g I /. T E, ye