The National Register.
London, England, 1818-03-30 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

The lady of Adm. Sir C. H. Knowles, Bart. of a sot:.—ln
Mbe-
marle-street, the Countess of Waldegrave, of a daughter.

111ARRIF.D.

C. Telfair, Esq. to Annaballa, eldest daa. of the late Adm. Cham-
berlayne.—Capt. F. G. Bradshaw, of the 9th Dragoon Guards. to
Mary Anne. dau of the late C. Weston. Esq.—Lieut. W. Drew,
B.N. to Ann. youngest dku. of the late E. Baker, Esq. of Foley-
plr”, Cavendish-square.—At Madras. the Rev. W. Malkin, B.A.
of Mag. College. Cam. and chaplain to the lion. India Company. to
Mary Anne, dau. of Sir S. Toiler, Advocate General, Malras.—G.
Dew, Esq. 11. N. to Charlotte Mary dart. a E. Scott, Esq. of Han-.
sir" Illoonbury-square.

At St. Helena, R. Leach, Esq. aged CA. Member of Council there.
—At Villa Franca, agtd 19, 11. A. B. St. John Sparrow, Esq. the
only 9011 of Lady Olivia, Bernard Sparrow.—ln her fourth year, Lady
Caroline Parker, date. of the Earl of Morley.—At au advanced age,
Capt. E. O'Reilly. He served under Frederick the Grcat.—At
Greonwitir, aged 88, Ann, widow of the late l.ieut. Gen. Forbta
Nl' :lean, of the Royal Artillery.—Sarsh, wife of R. Thorpe; Esq.
LI ~D. late Chief Justice of Sierra !.cone, and Judge of the Vice
Admiralty Court of diet colony.--At Bristol, Lieut. Col. 11. Balfour,
late of the East India Company's Service.—At Tunbridge Wells.
aged 7J, Dame Deborah, relict of Sir E. Dering, Hart. of Surendeu
fleeing, Kent.—At Idstone, }leeks, Lieut. Gen. Tarrant, late of the
Royal Engineers in Ireland.—At Broadwatcr, Deets, Capt. W. Ince,
late of ssth regt.—At Cononley !tall, Yorkshire, .lane, wife of Ma-.
jor Joneg, late of the 18th Ilussars.—ln Chapcl-street, Grosvenor-
place, aged 30, the lion. Annabella, youngest dan. of the late,
and sister to the present Lord Ilawke.—ln Devonshire-street, aged
:.to, Caroline, de.u. of the late J. It. Came, Esq. Member of Coun-
cil at Bombay.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXC HANCE.
VIHDAV, MARCH tr./.

We had a very limited arrival of any Grain since Monday, in con-
sequence of which the trade in gener:d is rather brisker.—Barley,
Beans, and Pease are each about is. per quarter higher ; and having
but few fresh arrivals of Oats, b?tter prices are obtained.—ln other
a+ tides we have 110 alteration to unties.

MONDAY, MARCU 50.

There was a litrral supply of English Wheat this morning
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ; the fine samples experienced a brisk
sale at the early part of the market at rather higher prices than
on last Monday. Fine Barley being in reque.t. advanced Is.
per quarter, and the middling sorts were considerably dearer.—Rcil,
mg Pease in demand.—Beans maintained their prices.—There were
several arrivals of English Oats, whieh caused the sale to be brisk
for fine samples; other grain with little variation.—Rapeseed and
Linseed at lust week's prices.

s. s. s. S.
Wheat B2 a SG WhitePeae?? aGO
Fine ditto 6.3 a 100 Grey Pease 44 a 48
Rye 42 a 511 Hens 42 a 54
Fire Harley 36 a Co Ticks „4O a 4'9
Malt..—... 58 a 80 Oats B3 a 32

B. f.

Poland Oats 26 a .74
Pt nnoe ditto 2:t a 31
Fine Flour 75 a an
Second ditto 70 a 7.5
Rape Seed4Bl. a 551.

PRICE OF BREAD.

The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throuf?hout the me-
ropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be 141. the Quer:era
tonic Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from id. to 3d. lower.

AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN PER (WARTED.
IN ENOLAND AND WAKES FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH II
Wheat. I Rye I Barley I Oats I Beans 1 Pea.,e
84 8 30 3 47 5 125 56 3 3;

PliloE a
11)1111111ELD.

MEAT, MONDAY, Ataituz. 50.

e. ri. a. a.
Bed 4 0 a 3 6
Mutton 4 4 a 6
Veal a 6 4
l'ork 4 0 a 6 4
Lull.— 66 a 4

NEVJGATE AND LEADENUALL.
Brads r:f Cattk at Circast a. d. a. 41.
S.,,;thfrtd. 11484 58a 4 8
Beasts, about.— 11,7 n Mutton 44a 5 IP

Veal 4 8 it 6 $

Pet!: ....5 4 a 6 6
Lamb.... 5 4 a 8 0