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LAWN MAIL SPANISH OFFICIAI, REPoRT OF THE BATTLE or TRAFALGAR. (FIOM TIIE . MADItIt) GAZETTE, NOV. 3 ) The Chef d'Escadre Dun Antonio de Estado, blajor•Genetal of the Scpadron of the Ocean, has written, fiorn the port of CAdia, to His Excellency the Prince of Peace, under date of the 2U of Octo ber, as follows: MOST VICILLI.LIST att4loll. NV LORD, The situation of LicatoGeeeral Don Frederick Gravina, in consequence of a ball he received in his left arm, at the close of the anion of yesterday. does not permit him to inform your Excellency of that bloody combat ; and although I have had the fortune to spill my hlresd for the !limner of His Ma jesty's arms; yet nn-ling tint-selfless inconverienced than the brave and worthy Genital in Chit 1, on whom His Mojesty, with a confidence which he merits, had conferred the command of the fine, I renter upon In, neinfol but necessary ditty of infor ing your Excellence. that our efforts, Ann the dis charge of nnr de. y, have nat been able to avert a loss, which would be greater, if we were not firmly persuaded that nothing was left undone ; and con srquentiv, that our honour was saved. I know that, under dote of the 13th hor n t h e General Greek' ha f informed your &meth et v. the Admiral Viilenewre had signified rn him his intention of putting to sea the next day, and desired to knew whethe' the Spanish sone& on were :endy to accompony him ? Your Excellence is not igno rant of what was 'he answer of tic General : satis fied that his squadron w. old primptly follow the movements of the French, and thar such were the repeated nolert your Excellency had cotnmuricated to him. With this info, meth Ai tlie french' Admiral returned on board, at'l, sehsequently. made the signal for getting up Anchors and signals, which was repeated by this ship, the rei-feire .neternis, and followed by the most ready execution for emh irking the artillery and marine., st id] various others which were on shore. On the mornicg of the 19th, same French and Spanish ships got under weigh, in con sequence of a signal male by Admiral Vflh nenve, but we were not all able to HIM it that clay, the wind having veered to the S.W. out getting round to E.S.E. they all successively got Out, on the morn ing of the 20th. Scarcely had we cleared the mouth of the har bour when the wind shifted to S.S.W. so strong, and with such alarming appearances, that one of the first signals made ley Admiral Villeneuve, who had his flag on board the Befenteme, was, to take in two reefs in the main-sail ; the shifting of the. wind tie. cessatily occasioned a dispersion of the fl et. till to wards the evening, when the wind again shi ft ed, and the horizon cleorirg. a signal teas made to fnent in five columns, and to smite An advanced frigate made signals for eighteen sail of the enemy in sight; and, in consequence fff this inforinatien; the ships were cleared, every thing got ready for action. At three, we tacked, and stood on for the Streights, preserving the same farmotinn of five columns, as begirt this movement ; after we had executed it, four of die enemy's frigates appeared , which were chased by order o f Admiral Villeneuve ; and to this ship he attached L'.diele,..4lxeliris,a , ul Se* 71,1*, at a squadron of observation, which might reit:force the ships in chase ; with instratione, to 't-unie• with the main body of the fleet before night tall ; at half past seven, a Fre. ch ship advised us of Vibe/. having reconnoitred eighteen enemy's ships in line ef bank, and scion after we saw, et no glee distance, seiernl lights, whirls, doubt- less, were from the enemy's frigates, intefspers ed between the two fl-eta. At nine, the Leo. lish made signals by firing caionin ; and, by the interval between the flesh and ter nit. they oppiraied to be distant about two nines. The French Admi ral made sips: that it was ereessary to form in line of battle upon the leeward .hips, which was after wards repeated he that Admiral, and, in this. if d er , the day-break at the nisi :erne on with the enemy in sight, in number 28 ships, amen ) ; them right thief.- detkers, formed in matt of battle. /1,1 smote in the morning, the t'een'y approached, in different co lumns, upon our squadron, with a direnien to the centre and rest, upon which Admiral Villeneuve ordeted them to tack in succession, which btought the sqientiron of observation, cernmonoed by c e . moot Grevina, into the sitteeion of tear-guard Ge neral Grovine made to his sciontirnit the signals most proper to enable them to perforre the various movements, which the exigency of the circum stances ermined, with ability and precision. and, on nearing the enemy, he ordered them to Ouse their distances, and coniplete their order. At eight minutes before twelve, an ienglish three decker, with a flag at her maintop, penetrated fun line in the centre, supported by the ships which were in her wake. The heads of the other column of the enemy did the same; one of them doubled out rear-guard, another entered between I:Airk and San Ithfottnt, and from that moment the aeltion was confined to a furious combat between the wind of the enemy's squadron sod halt of ours, the greater part of the time within pistol-shot. I have not the necessary information to enable me to ac quifilt your Excellency with the particulars of the ;talon ; neither can 1, at present, say any thing of the movements of the vanguard, which. I am as sured, from the commencement, supported that part of the squadron which was attacked. What I can affirm to yovr Excellency is, that all the ships, both French and Spanish, which were within my obser vation. most fully performed their duty, and that this ship, after a hot rible combat of four hoars,with three o four of the enemy, with all her sails and rigging cat, without stays, without the power of making sail. her masts, and top-masts pierced through with balls, and in a most dotressed condition. was oppor 'tenet,' assisted by the Spanish ship San Jaw. and :n RAW IfIDES Brit Heifers and Stack. er etmm, 9s. 61 to St. $1 I►Ti 14 inks 3l. 2d to Ordinary Wu lot Cal — Its. 8.1 each. Entrieh tiptoe Shove. Skins . 6d. to 6e. W. PRICE OF TAI.I.OW. St J.m.s's Market.. 4. in Yell , rw ',1m01a.... 4 $9. C I Carr. Market......: 4s 011 Whitt dia..... —4 68. 041 Whitechapel Maricot. 4s 0,1 Snap ditto.... —I 0,1 6;4 Orl Per Stmt.. corm. —. Melting 5tit1f.....1 04 58. ..W1 121 01 Dina rough —I 59. k.ernze Price... 4s 0.1 Grose* ....... ......I lls Town Tallow.— —4 &Ss Od Good Detgs...... ..., •—• lOs Yellow Snap, --s a 76.-.—M , sstle.l. PG. Curd, 90s. Price of Candies, irer dos. 11 I (11...—Muulds 12.. o.i. • • 14AR vines On 110 algal inAntight. at it. Peters Chord% Cek,,Ary Rey. Akinknow Titimopion, Thema, Sealy, Be e . err p 4„, Isabella Corker, daughter of she late Arellideneosi Corker. Akw dare ago ' at Okuda' . , Christ% Crawly Cork. by ta w , Rey. klir,Cbatonod, Captain R 'Herr y &emote, istthe Re v d Sufr Cores, and nephew todire late Marquis of keekig g h a „,_ to Sarah, youngest daughter*, 3 P. Curran, Beg. ga n w ie ,7 At Glasgow, nir dm *it'll Met. Jenatltata le Winans, En, mtechant in Milgrim% to Miss loaner* J enrage% only doigater of the lon "sander iontnitre% Req. Allenadai e Hires% in the prigs si St. Ann's, Jamaica. DEATHS. Rue gd, et Oatinghara; Beriss, Mrs. Sidalltrorthet ef the late Rev. Bend SiAssiler, Romer of Eaton ftaitings, g e ,g. aline Orr Then/lay last, at Vlrerseirth. !b- f a few d a ye m om, at the early loge of 17, thr Hen Colloid William Pouleit K die 19rh Light Maroons, third mite Earl P. Wen. On Wednesday morn ag hat, at his tosinttry Me, Swamies* 11,„ 10 , stir Drwaferd, near Salisbury. Witham Aseforms te,,w-rth, F.sn. aged 70, formerly Judge 4denr.ate of flu m a . Jody's Fier and many year,' rgsy eatiyeat andrrspacrabl e limn oar of ;..he town of Poitem On Frisby, the .11,1 nit. at the RtNanceri ice of 'ft, lieuiy Maim, Esq. of Buckler's Hard, in Hamphimr. Lately was drovoied„in one of ties French prisms wkielt riire of Cadre, Lie, . Foroyha ugh, of Hy Ma ji sty's ship D eb . areal. ,: CUAL-MAKIFT, Dee. S -- Ship at 'Nf Arket. WC . Pries. 115..Newca.tle ....79 44a Od a 534 Od 17..%.nntrl•nd b.. Swale C , 41 S.. 34a Cid a Od 9—Cinders FROM SATURDAY NlGurs GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS 'DISSOLVED. John Wilde, Jahn Milne the yoserger,srei John W Ile the y Rod Lite Collieries, to the pari.h of Rochdale, in skireiiiints of Lancaster. Peb. YD. H..torrt I , ..lns,urts and Thema.]Pine, of Ildtadetrana, in the fount. of Keot, paper-anenufactur. re. Nov 14. Vliubeth Vlslar,leu oulow, Manolt-n and Edwasd Walks... of Manchester , an that county of Lancaster. pipe bakers. NOV Y 4. (:ucnarlius Gunder and Thomas Cinch ley, of Blackburn, in Me county of Lancastel,iinen.dra..cra. March 25. John Geetpun,JantesGseposi, The.. Parke, Th. 14.1 Parke, •nd Ilearr of Liveriewil, in the openly of Lancaster, hankers. Nov. Cr. John JOWL! and Henry Joule, of Manchester, in the county sfLancaster,eerufactors Nov 22. Joseph Maud, of Nlubberlsouses, in the county of York, and Thomas fluttery, of Helperby, in the sante county, curisfactots Jet, 15. George Thompson, of Timmer, and jaMIN Ranisdett, of Wortley, 1 the county of York, woolkia' cord-ntakoits April 12. Wiliam Newell and Chides Pollitt, of Manchester, in the comity of Larharster, grocers And ted-el eters Nov 6. WM. Smith, Simeon Constable, and !osoph Fariiyhatigh, oldie Union Colliery, West Bromwich, its the county of Staf ford. Not. 4. John limtue, John Thinkerlv, and John Legg, of Aere- Mid, within the township ai Oldham, in the roans! of Lan tana?, manufacturer. and spinner% of cotton. Nov. 14 Ttiornas Irvine and Tho•a. Elwon, of the boron& of South• wark, in the county of Surrey, hop-mcrchants. July 16. Jahn Mauna, Win. Jones, and Juwoh Ilesiteth. of Liver paid, grocers. Nov. 14. itirlard Newland and Thomas Jrdinton, of N.. 3S, South ampton-rum, 11100ailabory, olluiic-wilers Net. 11. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, Sues D• 11. Y. U. John Silvabrantl, Soiree-street, Seitalfitelds, Middlesex. colour-manufacturer - - .312 Daman Mariam in,Watlinpureet, Londonovartahouve -111411 - . . . 3 1 Johu Stevens, formerly of th. Elphinetone East India :nen, and late of Chesteoplace, St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, mariner . . - 3 10 Charles Orsatrea, late of Sutton Coldditil, Warwick, hooker and atalMneter - - 3 10 EdwarJ Senate, hitt of Leicester-place, Middlesex, dealer in m s,l,cira, - - - 3 10 Gentle leases and Michael Imam, Stl.is MIMI'S, LOW don, nuerchanis - - - - 3 1 Robert bailey, klersdan.etrest, Sorrer's-town, St Pas- MS, Middlesett, but!.ter - - - 3 10 Ham,' Lock, Piorthamptow-bstildOlge, Se. Jaime, Clerkrnweell, MaLtiesex, watch-man ufatiurer - 2 10 John Colville, late of Cheamide, London, linen-draper S 10 Jobe, Pierce, Loser Thame.-etreet, St. Mary-at-Hill, Luodoo, fisi t stoor, - - . 1 10 lama 'rue, Aal4or.l, 1.1. t, voter - - 2 10 Itutiett Calvert, Great Mary.la.benne•street, Middlesex, earlier - - 1 12 - Thome. Rice. II tilt -greet, St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, curries and beather-cuttar - - S 10 DIVIDENDS. Francis Up)ohn, Holb ini-hrielge, Lworhort, Senator 10 Thomas Goodly, Shirtheld, Turk, porta - - 10 John Jenkins, Great Warner.street, Coldbath (veldt, Middlesex. linen-draper - - 10 George Speee, Rhaeltnianratiest, St. Mary, Newington, Stirrer, atable.keeper . - 10 Joseph Sine!, now or late el Newingtoispiass, Some, 'retie, - - • - 10 L!0". i 9 .1 I t 1 Ivry ince age the ham wrgri INIDO dim" I. IA WWI ~~ Nis 1 Wm*, w:11 rilie 11 ar—ou C9llll gene' Vow 3, • and ii * I Al 4., thin Tb the .e Perti . wire I Low!' adorn Thu twin twit j which redun /i^fAT imp qUallit your Lir citency with arie vomiter... as lac o-. , ...,......-.., .. , ..---,.....„ _, ____.....„ _ . Lea ... , aoi.un.ii, . - s to aaton ; neither can 1, at present, say any thing of Capia . a. 74 ; and Endmrour armed brig, under the J a y nes T a t e , A.Moed,ll.iit, - `.D eer - - 210 VA I.UARLE WrocK or PLATE. JEWELS, WA TCH DE, the movements of the vanguard, am AP- which. I command of Ad. Cornwallis : I.vd Hobart packet. - Reba.' Calvert, Great Mary.lubonne.street, Middlesex, A SI) PLATED ARTICLES, Or THE LATE MIL shred, from the commencement, supported that part Drake, from Lisbon. with Mails, 19 Jays ; Mons- %artier - . . )12 BARNARD, ADELPIII, of the squadron which was attacked. What I can end ditto, Cock, from ditto, with Mails, six days Thema- R ice. Iliglanrat, St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, By Merin ROBINS, • currier and leather-cutter . - gID At their Spacious Roams, Pismo. earnest Glades, ea MON- atSrm to your Ercellency is, that all the ships, both and the Swedish ship A , Lantlgreen, from 84r. D DAY next, and two fallowing Days, at Twelve, by dirsaiser Francis Up)ohn, Bulb gir lV ul French and Spanish, which were within my obser - celona , with wine and brand y , fur order ' . ruse Executors, .in IDEe. NDS Landon vation, most fully performed their duty, and that this The above detachment from the Channel Fleet , Thomas Good.ly , Shaiald, York, gra ' Attalla to a to P ART of the very VALUABLE and EXTEN- ship, after a hot rible combat of four honrs,with three came in this evening, at low water, without the John Jenkins, Great Warner. sheet, Coldbath - .fielis, SIVE STOCE IN TRADE, of Mr. Srfia3lll . , Woes. Of four of the enemy, with all her sails and rikging smallest accident 1 the remainder are gone up to Middlesex, iinen.d.sper . . _ smith„tieceramel, late of the Adelphi, Strand ; comp , wine 3 ;n0 10 ounces of now and aacend.hand ;get', in tee erns. tea and toff., cut, without stays, without the power of malting Torbay. Had there been stores sufficint here to G'"gge SPee 4 . Risat'llsootteet, St. May, Nevringtoo, Surrey, atabliolapeper . . . 10 pots, tea k.atles, and lamps. waiter% bawd biomes, "eta al sail, her masts, and top-masts pierced through with supply them, the whole would have conic in. Joseph Sinew, now of late et Newington.pleca, Suva, canniacts in ease', tea and cotes equi.atga cesupleve; Val balls, and in a most di-tressed condition , was oppor - Passed u p Channel, a line-of-battle shi p , under pour, - . _ in pie of alter tar.dlatieks and biewchte • sets of nor. askv. comely asiasted by the Spanish ship San Jamie, and jury masts, in tow of a frigate; also a three-decked taisitstrit, and pinta. bottle viand., Rah knives. envoys, ricd. 413.1111===211 arcs, snuff boxes due. elegant Jewellery, is diamond nor. the Prrnch ship Aeptune, which occasioned the re- ship, sappoeed to be the Victory and Beilride. VKICK IW SroCKs. yej . reituA 1 . lockets, pies, beallhet. *meet earring., hoop dam IR& moval of the enemy front us, and equally assisted DEM., oac. 1. e par Cent. Reduced the janaion of the Royti, A/watch Airs, and Sea This monsiag strived in the Downs, the Geri's- 4 per Cent. J. ea a dre, wpiCh were so much damaged, with some like, L'Argse. and L'Erypeigie, sloops of war, with 5 p er Cent. Loyalty O9) forks) platedertiche, in tea and cans , urns, candlesticks and Leas Annuities... 8' l6 11 14 feller Fr:nch ships; which had no better fate , a large fleet of transports under convoy from Ire- Lhnniirm • As 5, ,, ,i Ai this chip was free from opponents, or-. land •for Pima** ; also the Druid frigate, with Exchequer Bins Par. As. Is rent. tea Tt l a c. " lr b d r. „ w it" ' ati awc 4 ," as., prix ~, the wile. me den wct t s ;‘ , ..iym to those united to support such part of the.offeimine's convoy, from the West In- Frighah Lottery Tacke-U 191. lit • Catangees had al the itarraks, awl at Ge- r rarstea IlirtilVal WarPOUr .• t, and at night-fall, the firing diek. , l2odlW issoutime .. sad a lest at transports, • 0 ' 1 ° 144 ref 6 0 1 a Ili tr.---..c.._- -•srt_r_ ... _.......___ ___.,_____F - -,.... - -.- C'frl' 41 tOr ' ' • .t . odds. t h e fripte La Thronire kc. under Newel irsist.ithautti. _. .. ..... , N. T e . 131 ,7,,,"'L lnc a k , btakei • LowtooN :--ftinci -- - ' /:),,,,,,,‘; , . • . '.. lay of Cadiz. into . eibrila it Crone dews irons the NM the Awn . sloop of • - . -- -' -°"-.7... ' .. '' s.. "" allrais. by G. DAVIDSON No. 11 Puke , * C••• n, Sow Street, Covent Garden, and Platonist4.e Puke,* ..ei ' , Vv. ' • •"' l lp t_er that night, the wind haw- war, sad errand outward-hound ' vessels, from the PRICE OF IRISH sTOCICS-- . Nov. ti. he W. trims of No 7 New Beit•rs Street, 1. 11 1 g 6 r" . !).Tire Nu 6. Bark et St. ClPlllelle4 CIII.IC I. Sit 4 44 it %ig ., ‘ .i..ir ~' .E. woos. with showers of River, which remain is the Downs with the ships Goy. tleberitura 5 per Cent asps ord au tai i th Paper , ' ..as tie utiles urast-isrif• ja i ta 4 u, r jffei to mac h o ,. at a m a, an d aas pet l ax. wi n d w. Lira Cwt Lean ' . 6 per cent g .~. _ _ . half from Rota, with the above-mentioned slaps. and having considerably freshened, our main and misen masts were carried away, notwithstanding the pie cautions taken foe their sectuity. It also dismasted the Leeman., which had anchored also by its. I cannot do less than perform a duty, .chick to me is very pleasant, that of placing in rine •Eseeliii letit'y's view, the generous emulation with whithelie officers ani crew of tho ship strove tr perform their respeCtive duties ; and I am highly gratified io pa) - log this tribute to those, who, by their gallant con dna in aflion, have done themselves so great c edit. We have had lortymne killed; among them, Lieut. - mint de Vaikeind, Don L. P. del ',amino, and 107 badly wounded ; in which number is included the Lieutenant of Volunteers, Don 11. Corral, and Briga• slier of Marines, Don A. Rua. I have learned 014 Dcn F. de Alcedo, of the Mentam'r, was killed ih the ;Ann; and his Sccoad Captain. D.-in A. Lana, badly wounded. Mmy losses of other excel lent officers have doubtless been sustained through out th , fleet, as several ships were entirely dismast ed ; and this catastropae is generally accompanied with misfit tunes, which are inevitable. When I am acquainted with them, I will communicate them to your Excell-ncy. His Excellency. the Prince of Peace, has replied to Admiral Don A. Escano, under date of the '27th cf 06tober, in the following terms: I have just tee-iced from your Excelltncy three letter.% one of the 22d, and two of the Yid inst. acquainting me, for the information of His Majesty, are :dine between the Combined Squadron, and tbat tst the enemy, commanded by Lord Nelson, off 1 2adis, In the ev:ning and night of the 21st inst. o hielr intelligence your Excellency has not omitted to give, notwithstanding you are considerably in. convenienced, by a wound in the left leg, on ac count of His Exin:lle:%e, Admiral (lr .vina, not being able to do it, from the w.mods iw sec.:iv 'd in the same aftion. All the three l stars in your Ex cellency breathe a spirit of truth, animati stmcy, valour, and I iyalty to the Knoi. Hi s Ma jesty is penetrated with the ev e nt, an d ts is desirous (with me) of information of the s,tuatioa of your Excellency, and that of Admiral Gravina; expeZt at the same time to be informed of the detail, and the conclusion of this glorious but unfortunate action, in order to ressard merit, dry up the tears of the afflifted families, and to assist the necessitous. The disposition of the King. his noble and ge:.e. rout heart, will riot be satisfied 'till be sees these cares of his paternal affeainn accomplished ; neither shall I, for my ow❑ pert, enjoy case, while the least thing remains in be done. I arkit. , wledge my obligations to your Excellency for your intelltgence. and request you to partici pate the same to Admiral Gravina. The suhsequent advises received of this event, re:tch to the 25th, and state, that on the 2Sd, Ad miral Escano sailed again, with the French sod Spanish . ships which had entered the preceding night, in order to assist the crippled ships which might appear in sight, and to attack those that bad charge of them ; by this means he has recovered the Spanish ships &rata .14,a, and Piefstime, and assisted the L',el4,:qe, A/gretiroe. and Bilerentarr French ships, notwithstanding his experiencing a strong gale from S.S.E. which broke loose and drove on shore IbISAC Santa Flinch* Maria, the Asia and Piapiriis on the night of the 23d. Brigadier Don C. De Valdes, commander of the Neptems, is baaly wounded, having received three bullets in the aaion ; as is also Lieut. General Don J. M. De Alava, who has returned to Cad's. in his ship the Santa Aims. The English have also expe rienced considerable misfortunes in this engagensent, in which, according to advices from Gibraltar, Lord Nelson, and several Officers of distinguished merit, were killed. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PUitTSMOLITIt. DSC. 1. Last night, arrived here, the Stith and iive other legiments, amounting to 6000 me o, trom Cork, on tlicir way to the Downs. 'I he Drwed frigate, Cap tain Drummond, passed by, horn the same place, to the eastward, with a number of transports. Three more disabled line of battle ships also arrived, from tiff Cadiz, the Difente,Captam Defiante,Cap tain Durham, and li,tenge, Captain Moorsom. ecyhteutr, Nov. 30. Yesterday sailed a very large convoy, that have been su lung wind-bound, under convoy of the eft , . goy end Cockatrice; also the Railer and Plyereath transports. L'Aiole frigate, tejiegle ditto. and Now? , h gun-be ig . Arrived His Majesty's shi?.l Rood Sorrreizo and l.c.iabv,; they sailed from Gibraltar, November 17, in company with several others, which are daily svected. The Victory, and Beliessic, want up Channel last night. The (Jailed Brothers. Aliseieth, ~pd Neptune, first tenders, with pressed men. Came in the lionigkeel, Lind, from Malaga; Hero privateer, from a cruise; Jingo Novo, Howe, And the Proof Alido & oppels, from Moreno,. bath detained by the Lime : privateer. TALMOUTR. 1 4 0 V. 49. Arrived His Majesty's ships 'ilk de Parrs, of 110 guns; Mather Castle, 9d; Barflear, 98; Malta, e 4; Imprixeisz, 74; P1...tap...ge1, 74; lifeallere, 74; Caphra. 74; and Eadmvour armed brig, under the command of Ad. Cornwallis : I.erd Hobart packet. Drake, from Lisbon. with Mails, 19 days; nuns end ditto, Ceck, from ditto, with Mails, six days ; and the Swedish ship A . Landgreen, tram Bar. celona, with wine and brandy, lur orders. The above detachment from the Channel Fleet, came in this evening, at low water, without the smallest accident; the remainder are gone up to Torbay. Had there keen stores sulicint here to supply them, the whole would have coon in. Passed up Channel, a line-of-hurtle ship, under jury masts, in tow of a frigate; also a three-decked • - 'apposed the Y Belleir4, • rkE MARKET'S. CORN-EXCHANGE, ?wear, Nov. IS. 'Cruder, there are• inioldlitig suppled of Wheat arrived, aml haying a demand, salmi are more readily made, and Lin prices filly maintained Ma ley in good r4tpply, and at a feather decien siert in price. Malt nearly at our tart. Grey Pea., and OM H •tn., fetch better priee. and in shad supply. llata ere in to lerable quantities; fine keep their price ; other qualilittt are rather taker. In the prima of Fleur ne alteration. CO R R FAT PRICK OF GRAIN. Whew 584 50. 604. Roan. Fine do Rye 304 36. 0-1. 1..1at4 144 25.. 83- Ila cloy 29, 3.5 e. OA. Polanils 544 36.. OA. 44.4 q , ' •.704 751 OA. Rape Seal 40. 441 n.. White Peat 414. 50. OA Fine F1.114f 60..65. ft. Grey P-41 384 414 M. Seri.nil. PRICE iF HUES. II 08. recites's. /.ant 61 Os to 71 Ts 11 , •nt 6l oos to 71 101 Sosses.... .61 Os to 71 — 6 sow, 61 —s to 71 —s Essex 61 Os to 71 I Farnham... 101 .•.% ‘Ol2l PRICES OF 1141' sAruit AND STRAW. [DAY. ST 3 AMISS'S WIIITTCSI Hay.... 71 114 a 41 104. 04 Hay 31 Se a 41 sls a II $9, 041 New 01 Os • 01 04 Ckwer 41 Os a 5 1 Oa I Straw .11 Ss a II 169 SMITHFIELD, MOW DV/. Dec. Z. Tin sink the Offal—per Stene of 1111 s. Beef. .el to 5s 0d I Veal .45 IM N is 4d Mutton—. 4s Od to dis 041 Pink ..4t 4d to Ss Od Head of Catde 11e5-ts, about 2,500--Sheep and Lambs, 10,000 NV-W t.:ATE AND LFADF.NDALI. MIARICLIS. By the Carcase . Beef Ile 0.1 to 4. Od I Veal Mutton Od to 4. 0.! Pork 4e 4d to Od Srturdav morning. at his heave at Iltelinnupr, ?bray in the 09th year of his age, Danifel Garin*, r fllO4l de •pl) and universally lamented. HIGH wArEit THIS DAY AT LONCH . BMA. Mon sSAtin after 10 I Itir ... Sher U. SALES BY AUCTION:- • WHAM. By Wain. KING and LOCHER, At their Great Room, King-street, Covent.Garrlas, THIS DAY, an 4 To.nwanow, at Tvretr. , , . C 1 A COLLECTION of . ROOKS. Including the LIBRARY of a CLERGYMAN, deceved; co Nen ior tame ga.ail Claetical, Theological, am, English Mteet laneousi w•th teweral of vat ben Italian and French Minters. May be wanwal, awl Catalogues had.' EXCELLF-IVT tiNßeurthiro EFFECTS. NT Pe ROBINS, At their Spaniotte Worms, Pataa. CoeentArmlea, PAY, at Twee* o'clock, - AN EXCELLENT ASSEMBLAGE of the When mg PROPERTY.—Vert Vera,( Metal Watches, 400 0411CCS of filltP. brilliant I) ,r i . mo & Ear titer. 8-neiellei,Jewe:s, %nit Trinkets. derie , e single Guns and Pr4.l a, a capital Itlantels, CI .ek. sett F ,.. Cleat sad Kerayaseres, Camhries,, Irish Liman, Darn.klWii: Linen, firma Sli.eline, teesuti.ul B reit .1,1 W 1•416 Lace., and Cloaks, Salk sad Ginnie Hive. 11-.. a ',i.e.. a Quantity of Ladies' sad Gentiernee's WPit , :lrg A). prime emodition, Carpets, Snobs. and a variety of out* goals from Mr. Salte:rl. the !Shawl._ • - Mao be viewed, and Cataleginw had. FOUR HUNDRED REAMS Or VARIOUS 'XIGTINE PAPER. sy Messrs. ROSINS, At their Specious Rooms, Pima, Covent Caries, TO MORROW, at Twelve, 14• OUR HUNDRED REAMS of the fiviboring WRITINC PAPER :—Thick net, Evert laces Time ditto, Thin Poet, Foolscap, Yellow Wove Thick ht, ina• Put. &c. The whole will be Jetted Sr private toe, as well as the trade. Aloe 200 Sheets et Drawing Paper, some Se. noose., &r. .May be viewed the nieenlng of Sale, and Catalogues 114 one der prior, at the ROMS. end at Gar.swev's COM PACT FA R ha, FA ENING M ?LEM el , . 1 sOlr it ..A t' OATS, HAY, POTATOES, AND TURNIPS, SEVEN DRAUGHT HORSES, PIGS ; ALSO Ali THE HOUJENI SI.D FURNITURE, &c. DARLING SLUE. NEAR ILFORD. ESSEX. St Mawr ROBINS, On the Premises, un FRIDAY NI.XT, at Fle-en THE LKASP. of a COMPACT FARM, called c.e TAN YARD, with immediate paterawi.in I mein ing et i 39 Attest.. Arable and Meadow Land, in timeliest condition, the greater pate Tythe.free, and en unlimited Right of Common, with a rand Family House, and all n•cessant Ditt-Sulliling , , hold Re a Term of near Twelve Yetis, at the low old Rent of only 451. per arra I Ire sitisaton 14 tier de. Crags, bwiiig only four raise host Rointerd, anti eight keis Whiterhauel Church. At the vote time will be we'd, aU tint Wheat. flab, Pew, and Hay, Eight rmets of Potarnes, and Nine A•.:1111 nl Yee nip., Steen Draught Florets, a Poen, a Cult, Carl , a Qom toy of Dune, ranting Implements, Nine aws, and Tea Sine Piga, al o ail the lloutebold Furniture, and other £l - T'm Farm may be viewed to the Satt, and the tikes ens day, when Cualogues and Particulars aay be bad on the Om mow ; Angel, Iliad I Cock and Sell, Itnnelied ; SW, While chapel ; aot.l of Ma-Yrs. Onbine, Covent Garden. MISCP.LLANFOU , PRoPwRTY OF .MAIEI HIRAI COCK, A BANKRUPT, REMOVED FROM OXFORD STREET. By Mesas. ROBINS, At Owl, Spacious Rooms, Pieta, Carew-garden, •i roma NI XT, at Twelve eielosk, be directlott ettlee Atsignees A FRENCH CHIME CLOCK, superbly motiot- IX eel in Or Mete, one ether Ditto, eeverral Sne Gsl4, S lye', and Metal Watches, rate, and Plated Attides, mot inn dry elegant Jewellery. Valuable Books. Doug' and Single Guns. a Piano Forte, with adeittional Keys ' a Harreitheed i , a few fine Prints, and various ether arelelea, the ressining Swk of Mr. James Hitchcock, a Baakrupt e ntatbeeed from °shed street _ _ _ Maw he viewed on W. d. , evlar, and till the Sale. *bet Cala loiguaq mty WA at the Ronan:. A SELECT COLLECTION (W WCTURES. INCLVD ING SEVFRAL DISTINGUISHED /ROTOR/S., SI G. MOALAND. VIIPPM. ROSINS. At their Seariwis Re •nr., num, Coveot.prilen, as SAW It- DAY NEXT, at Twelve, by direction of the Mr. J. blweliceek, a Reekrupt. late M 004604 Ng". Picture D• 31.1 ., A SELECT COLLECTION of PICIIURES. IL being the reserve., tart, in which are several 100 1 7 a" - tinguithet Picture., by G. Morlarnl6 ales abort Musty owe of considerable merit, vial by the litot Masters May be viewed Two Days prior to the 112 1 111, WIWI COM. logos maw be had at Gateway's, and at the Room.