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I I • TNt MARKETS. --.....--- 031111•EXCItAst.:F., FRIDAY. N Is. The imports tlf Wheat today are large, and this hawk has a further reduction of about .. per (Fierier. Barley, with Malt, It. great eu,i,ils, and ye each cheaper. White Pee. al.* Si. and 41. Beans of each kind, and Grey Peas, continue Ht shoat errittals, and at better prices The quantities of Oats here are Perr, and thn trade has not many buyers, thotigh at I/met prim Stocks of 11.41. ars shaft, ate! VICO a s our 1,..t. CINRENT PRICE OP GRAIN. Wheat ....... .Itia A. 6a.. Bel . Fine do. 644. 66s Pt. Tick Beans .....34, bet.. po. Rye.... le , 36.. Pl. Oat:. 244. 274 33. Barley Malt. ...70s 75.. 0.1 Rape Seer! 421. 441 Pe, White Pew. • ...43.. Sas 0.1 Fine Flour 608. - 65. tt , C.., P. 11.1. ni , 40S, Ltl Sieeumt.i..... tyy„ Goa. (0. UXBRAISGE The Corn-inspetior's Return, on Thur-rbi, Nov 21 Wheat, per load 141 Od to 191 101 Saner, per qr Oa. Od to 37s Od Oats :l2.s Od to 39s 04 Reath 44s Csl to S4s 04 Pease "%WE OF SIF.EDS IN MARK-LANE Carraway SO. Od to 441 04 per cwt. Conauder l4s Od to 151 Os: Trefod l3s Ctl to 295 Od Whist Mustard Seed . R. Csl to 141 Od per 'aushel. %sown ditto 9 , (14 to ifs Od .10§ Od tu 16. Od .26 Od to 70s Od per tittalsr. .30s Od to 50s Od .9114 Od to 50s Oil Turnip Itroad Beans LOlll Pods . Tares_ Rye-Gra. Ibi Od to 30s Od .45> 001 to 55. 04 to 601 PRICE 0! HOPS. 11rApt . 61 Os to 71 7t Kent 6l 6. to 61 A* =111144 4.4 .61 es to 71 Sure: Cl •to7l 7+ 61 Os to 71 Farnham.— 101 —4 tol4l ••••6 PRICES OF HAY lIATIIIII ST JAMES'S Hay 31 —4 a 41 IN Snow 11 10s a 11 li. ' AND STRAW. IPAT. wpm 1105 a 41 8• Nrw 01 Os a 01 05 Clover 41 45 a 5% 105 Straw .11 85 a 11 185 SMITIIIFIELD, Moo omr, Nov. 2S. To emit the Ohl—i3er Stunt of pee. •.•..S4 44 to 4. 114 i Veal ..4. nd se (.4 !Herres..-.4, 14 to 44 104 P . ..4s ed to Se 44:1 'I. of Cattle this Day 114.4% 1,400--Sheep and 1.,:r0b., 11,0 SM. NIIIIIGATF. AND I.E SDIENIIALL 111 'MOATS. By*. Carusse. scsl 21 II Ito4s Od I Veal Ss Od to 4s A.I 4s Od Pork 4s Od so as 41 RAW HIDES . BM Heiress and steers, per stelae, 91, 154. to .Is. 6.1 ikrettaltint , ,‘ 3s. 2.1 to '2l 4d . Ord.oar) Market Ca f -...- 121. Gd. tads. Zosiltah Hone Sheep Sk PRICL "F TALLOW. st. James's %taring.. 4s Yellow 611 s 70s Gd Clare lset. 4+ 2rl Whitt:ditto Gd Whiterhspel Market. 44 (41 Sam. ditto_ —s 04 G 7, d M Stour u(bit t . ; Nein g Stuff...ws Gd b 9. INS 12. 511 ..... 39. Areas;s de Id ....... —s Its Town 6.!. 6J 1 C....d 1 )reg5......... —s 10. Yel!owSnap, —I a 7ks—Nettle 904. Price of Candles, per doz. l is •d....Muuld., Its. PRICE OF LEATHER. _ Sul*, 50 to Stith. ant i Ditse, 60 to C,5111. each Meri.hanu Racks s..iog Tildes.. )nine Coach !rotor 244 to 254 264 to 274 231 to 244 Dre 914 to 251 Ild to VA Cio,i Hideo An tutting 241 to 244 Flat Ordinary lid to 224 Call Slcius,l) to 40lb pat Doan '124 to 424 Ditto, 50 r. 701 b 3hd to 411) •2 Ditto, 70 to ROW oid to 30d ,C - SitiallSrale (Groenland) 36.1 to 40d ' II Lar g e ,htt., loos to 120, per dozen. tanned flood, Hide, 2is to 384 p-r hale. Goat Skins —l to —s dato COAL-MARKET, Roy.. 25. Sbips at Market. Sold. Pries. 109..Nevioml• ....19 464 Sd a 53s 64 14..Sonderlarad . 4 361 (d a 443 3d 4..5t David's 2 31s 6l a —s Oft S..C4wlers PRICK OF STOCKS. SATURIII Y. 3 per Cent. Reduced S per Cm' Cwasols 6oi tio 4 per Cant.. pees Csoat. Na., Short Annu ties Ommem 1/14ta f old. r&f ls. prem. I/chequer Salo Par 19. prem. inglish InUety Tickets l9l. I :it. Canoga for Ol 0 T 111S11, Stock-broker, No. 4, Cerrnhql, and 9, Cliar:uvernes PRICF. OF IRISH STOCKS—Nna. Gov. Uebe•.toree. S ver Cent. Grand Canal Lout. 6 ref Cent INIAI Canal Loan. 6 nyt Cent. BIRTHS. The Lady of F-,neis M.enaghtets, of liner Harley street, of a daughter . Yesterday morning, at her house in Groseenor-equans. the Lade of Colonel Ilyne.ge. of a ►on p Sunday la.', at klethetrett, the Lady of Rutert NU:sham, tan. E.g. of a son and heir. '1 i RitiAc;r_s. On Thursday last, Sfr. Jelin Meru, of Ludgate-street. to m i s t Mary tVeatherhea,l, daughter of the Rev. Ttnarua% We, therhead Sodgefrd, Norfolk. , . . tun Tumda . ta7st, at Whisky Church, Yorkshire, by the Iter..l Doll:, Jame. Sidon! Wood, F.N. of It inur, C a stle, to Nos Daryall, only daughter of Royer Darya I, of Green Bain- Berton, E. 9. On Thu , day last, at Bracer:el, our Skipton, Yorkshire, Ifichael Johi. M • -on, Lay. of Comnon Park, Eorlex, to Mier Jane Crickshott, daughter of l'hoenas Cockstunt, Esq. of the former place. DEATHS. Yesterday rooming, at ..t• apartments, in Pall Affil, the Rev. rr , Vhitontrl. late Fenn. of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Regret of Lawford, sit Ewe), Land. ,at Oithrtl, the Rev Robert lintmes, D. D. Dean of Winchester, Prebendary of flyiernrd and Sarum, and Reno( of Stanton, St. John's, tlermdsisiite. E sly ..11 Friday montire, aged 44, Mrs. Turner, wife of the Ken Renew& Turner, IS. I) Minister of Yarmouth. This lade had been for mariv years sublet.. to epileptic hi. • she i 1.14.1 leti'eti int" her closet Morse, between seven and eight on the precedin s yiparibmid -a sktirposed that, in env a these fi ts, else .• ••-•. Vie 134 t 4 and her clot) es catch:lig fre, stye ea t. - A - di"r.. tiOtwithitata t.g 4-.41 soodbeal . .. . • '' " . .7 a • , ._,.. 4 - -.." •in • few hours alter. A ...‘ _' AT LONDON BRIDGE. 41/' ; 4 lin.mityy, T.l ll a... 17 min. Oki PAPAL PONTSMOUTN, NOY. 24. Arrived His Majesty's ship Qiiiker, from a cruise; and the American ship Diana. from Newbury Port, detained by the Pluto sloop of war. Came into harbour His Majesty's ships Champion and .414irort.—Wind PLYMOUTH, NOY. 29. The wind veering to the Northward yesterday, gave cheering hopes of same arrivals from the Me diterranean ; and, in the evening In amazing large fleet of merchantmen, tenders, &c. made an at tempt to get out, but were obliged to put back again by the wind dying away. What little we have to day is from the East. Yesterday arrived the Grossite gun brig, from a cruise ; and the Shay-shooter brig, and John Ball cutter, sailed. To-day arrived His Majesty's ship Bellona, of 74 guns, Capt. Pater, and the Labia fiigate, Capt. Gosslyn, from the fleet off Brest; the limner joined the Channel Fleet two days after the aelion of Sir Richard Strachan. Came in the Staunch gun-brig, and Nimrod cutter ; I also the If'iaard, a new slncip of war from Dart ' mouth, to which Cap:ail Palmer iti appointed. Came in the Ciro, Gross, from Gotte.;burg, re taken by tbc Bold gun-briz ; Minerva, K:oter, from Malaga, detained by the Barry privateer; JefFreis ; Venus, Ch.lmpion ; and ths Tralth 14 Stephens fr ,nri Newfoundland; New Diligence, Sinclair, from flerbice ; Rabe, Macfarlane, from Quebec ; and the Leigh/ea, Meistan, from Ivica, in distress. Sailed the Princess Royel, for the Westward, and the Chad, gun-brig for Gibr... tar. ALIIOI.IIH, Nov. 2t. Arrived the brig Co , dirre, Viand, from St. An dero, laden with wool, for To acigen, detained by the Tartar privateer, Guernsey ; also arrived the Margarella, 13unsl, from St. Übe's, with salt, for Gottenburgh. Irgh. Sailed the Ahrithaw, fla -on, for Llndon ; iral si,Thain packet, Cap:. Itatii rt., itn a Mail for Lis bo,i ; and the Manch,.ter packet, Capt. Davies, with a Mail for New York. —Wind East-rly. cant., Hoy. It. Soiled His Majesty's ships Leopard and Rea:stance, to the Eastward ; and the (;r/fro cutter, with the Pormir, Montgomery, and toe K apt.'s, Benson, from Jatnaiu for Newcastl- ; (*timberland. Si-upoor. ; and the Lady RIM, Cour tro•ii Jan. aca for Le;th, under convoy I,r Yaro.outh Roaas. Wind Westerly. Arrived His Majesty's ships Zebra and t with about fifty sail of :ranvports, under convoy from Portsmouth, w: irh remain in the Downs with the req ur the ships as per last. Arrived and sa.'ed for the River, the Indus, Capt. Weldon. fr :in Bengal, last f m Portsmouth ; and the Dilateh transpot:. from Plymouth. The Fury bomb has a signal fo: a convoy to the Westward. P. S. Just arrived, the Intr,one mm of war, Re tr- AdmirAl Sir Sidary Smith, with the squadron under his command, from off the French coast. FROM lAA )YD'S LIST. GRA•II-BOOD. !ger It.--Pi•tert by the Stnedt Plwege, Goer. man, twit baste; Vestal, Barlow, hurn Petersburgli ; Tho me. and Jud.t,,, —, trom Cork; Genre Ma ta, Durtiaster, fm n Denims ; Orion. Graham, from Grenada; Firmer, —.., from Lemon; St George, Palmer; and the Trewlawney PlAnter, Corry, trout Jamaica; Anne, Rohmsoii, and the M a . iisn, Wilson, from S.oinam Sailed th, Min.-rea, Hall, on 'Madeira; Ainelts, 1. - niter, and the Cha lutte Ann, Burrell, for Hambuigh; Genrg•, W,lliaui , and the Warms, Smith, for Defile' - fa; William Maiwing, for St. Kitt'.; Dor sett, Nev.toii; Vestal, Ewer, Camden, ; and the Ha nover, Adamoua ; for 1111131C11. ARRIVALS. Off Driver—The Thante-, Evers., from Duhlitt ; Pellnna, Grant, from Malaga; Helena, B miner, from Lisbon; den, King, and the Little Mary, Wal.ter., (rout Philadelphta. A. Cork—Pi‘eataw , v, (mm ditto. At Croekhareii—.Maddisim,.--.., (rum New Orleans. At BerEtt--Peepli, Plot', from dine. Al from London; Warrior, Ken -40, from An...gmi; Ponce Edward, —., from Jamaica; and Providenr from Stockholm A t Liver / me...Alert, Jeffry, from Petersburg; and Ike Use, Addison, (om Name. A t get,t o l--.l.lnams, Pugh, from Newfoundland. At Puele.—L oiler, Walter, sand the Urarna, Thomas, from ♦t Penzance—Niel At Da rtennth—Ce At Virginia—L:oory Tent, heat Liverpool. is and Martha, --, from Barcelona. lee, —, from Neeloon , llad. 'rowers ; and the Hampshire, Tat- FROM SATURDAY" NIGHI's GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J awn and Robert Barker, of Seething-lane, in the Coy • carpenters and undertakers. Noe. 19 k.r..ur t 'darer and Richard Reddish, et Jormen.street, Lou don, hetel.keepers Nov. 10. J.Nua Dowding and Charles Dowd:rig, of the City of Wor cester. hop-merchants. June :as:. Anthony Harding, Jahn Shetland, Richard Adams, John Howell, of No. 89, Pall-Mall, In the City of Westminster, warehoreorien and nab-Mashers 111.1 , '. 83. William 11,0,471 1 1C1ad and •11.1,1116 StiaCiadale, of Coveltry. street, .n the c .usiti of Nliddiesex. 4.uers.ehapers. Nov. .0. Joint Ward, of the town and coanty of the town of Knit ston.uport Hurl, and It chard Fothorgill, of the town and county of she town or Nvttiribloe, det.ts.odvldteouserchants. Feb 5. Verrge Sutherland and J-reisee Gould, at Mitcham, in the 'minty .4 Surrey, as eal -e ,-,,riters. July 14,1804. Arlon Siouan and theory Person•, of Lireroool. Nov. 14. James Smith, Samuel Newton, air Sa!rru.l Hall, of Chow. bent, in the county of Lancaster, cotton-machine makers. N0v.14. Edward Halewood and Charge: Price, of No. 81, [Egli- Holborn, linno-dispers. March 26. James Smith and Eho.nrs raylor, of Atherton, in the county of Lancaster, iron founders. Ni,,. 14. Rodeos{ Pickering awl John White, of Barnsley, in the county of York. Oft. 1. William Settees and George Clemention, wine and spirit , merchants. August :Jl. Triornaa Conned and James Carlow, carriers, Rochester. 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