The National Register.
London, England, 1812-01-19 00:00:00

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THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

LLOYD'S LIST,
( Will be given c(»Hp?ete in this Paper every week.)
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TUESDAY, J.N. 11.

The Adventure,Jackson, from Liverpool to St. Kitt's, was taken 21st November,
by the two French frigates which iltely arrived at Brest, from Batavia.
Tie.. J43011,—, frotn Poole to Newfoundland, was all well lt.th ult. lat. 45 lon. 4n.
The Speedwell, PAIN mg, from IV a Ilford to London. which was on Afire on Rom-
ney Nand, h been 2.,e ott w tit vet) little damage, after discharging Lear cargo, and
arrived at Dover ..s &owl
'the Count r, Squi!e, Jeffart, bound to Jarna IC3, put hack to Portsmenth on Tit tir3-
d I), with conside. able dam 'gr. burin; been ems fool of
Th..t Sttects., t. Cork to Liverpool, wag driven on shore a few &vs since.
at North Moots, near Liserpool; :he has lost her rudder, and is near!) full of water.
The Courier. Duff. from Peterhead to ;,nation, is total') lost near Sunderland.
The Maria, Pate,larz, front Gibraltar t o Loudon, is lost on the cooft of France.
The Nancy, Itanisdeu, front Cork to Lisbon, was lost 9th ult. near the Hollings :
esTo men drowned.
The Two Fs lend., Tille%, from Iceland to London, in lost on the Coast of Iceland.
The Ca ligta, We.mherbelit, of London, was on shore en the North Bank of Sufi-
-sow river, 111.:IC Brahatn's Polo, on 25th Oeteher.
Ile Earl of Bathurst, Heron, from Liverpool, is wrecked at Pensacola.
FRIDAY, 3.1 N. UT.

The Rt. George. of 944 guns, (hear- Admiral Reynolds) and the Defence of 74
gtr.s, were lost on Jutland ult. on their N.:sage from the Baltic. Only IS men
bele : to the former ship, anal ii of the latter, 'sere saved.
1. he 4llion. Shields, Renton, from Qtit:ore to London, Was lost on thenight
of the 41h ult. ou the North end of the Lewises and it is feared that all the crew were
.grow;.e.l

Conttnit's incroa.e, Anderson, of and Croat North Shields, suuk in deep aster
off N armotuh, 136 inst. bay ins., pre% iously struck on the Cross hi.tfid. Crew saved.
The Resolution, Crook ford. trait London to Newhaven, put into R nnagate nn
blonday, with loss of an anchor and cable, and Teak); having been on chore on Mar-
gate Sands.
Tbe Ullen Roberts, from Ross to Dublin, was lost CO inst.—Crow saved.

The Dartmouth, ttoroM, tinm t.ond oil to Dirrtnouth,w is sunk mt. the Oars on Mon-
;lnt evening, by the Clio transport. Pratt, run 4 illg• foul of her. ale num drO%
('lio tort her bowsprit, and rece'vet! considerable rlatudre.
The l'rdveller, (transport) Uttim:. ma- !wen on shore near Figuera, but got of, and
gule to Lisbon to repair.
_ _ _

Mary Ann, of Yarmouth, bound to Gnernse. (la.len with rum and tobacco)
IRAs take 'n by the Courier privateer, aatl urrivea at 111-chat about 12th November.
The A thotic, Ho!land,froin Lisbvi to Savannah, k on whore dear 'rybec.
' The William and Henry, Seahury, from Charleston to Clyde, was spoken witla.ou
ed inst. in Lat. b 5. 4.). Long:. 15. all wetl.
The Job, --, from Ueaborg, is detained by the Parthian and Cbaaticleer S.Y.
find arrived at Yarmouth.

BIRTHS.
On Friday the 17th Inst. the lady of Alderman Magnay, of a son.
Last week, the wife of a carpenter, who resides in Devonshire-street,
Kennington, was delivered of Three children, who survived but a short
time, and two days after of a purth, which, with the unfortunate mother,
soon after expired.
(in Wednesday last, at Kirkham Cate, near Wakefield Out Wood,
Sarlli, the wife of .3. Lunn (a caier), was O.:livered of three fine boys,
wilt), With the mother, are likely to do well.

MARRIED.
On Monday last, Mr. Wellesley- Pole, to the rich heiress, Miss Tilney
Long.

DIE!).

On the 11th inst. at Dallceith Palace, his Grace, Henry Scott, Duke
of Buccleugh and Queensberry, &c. His Grace is succeeded in his
ti,kts and estates by his eldest son, Charhls William, Earl of Dalkeith,
who married Harriet, daughter of the late Viscount Sidney, and has se-
veral children.

• On Sunday, in Charlotte-street, of a lingering disease, which he bore
like a man and a soldier, General Sir James Henry Craig, K. B. late Go-
vernor-in-Chief of British North America; Governor of Blackness
Castle; and Colonel of his Majesty's ISth Regiment of Foot.
On the 2d inq.daged 32, Mr. Melton, of Gaieshall, near Buckden,
Bunts; On his death-bed, he is said to have exprestfA a wish that a fa-
vourite daughter, about seven yearltf age, should enter into eternity
with him. .-lthottgh then apparently well, awful to relate, the day after
her father's decease, she breathed her last! They were both interred at
the same time, in one grave.
At his house, in Wimpole.stree, Cavendish-square, aged 75, Henry
Penton, Esq. a native of Winchester, which place he represented in se-
veral succe'sive Parliaments : he was one of tle2 Lords of the Atimiralty
during part of Lord North's Administration, and held the situation of
Court Post until his death.

Mr. Clarke, of Hothfield, Kent; whilst shooting rabbits his gun acci-
dentally went off, and wounded ho'm in the arm, which turning to a mor-
tification, he died in three days after in great agouy.
On Monday, the 6th instant, at Ormsl; irk, in Lancashire, aged 76,
Mr. William Gould, many years gardener to the Empress Catharine
and the Emperors Paul and Alexander of all the Russias.

MARKET S,

JAN.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN) PER QUARTER.

England & Wales.
s. d.
Wheat
ILye
Barley 51 3
Oats ...

EGII, THE ICBM PNGJNG JAN. 11.
Scotland. I Englaud & ti" ales.
s. 4. s. al.
Z.,6 fi
61 M►
S 1 7

Roans
P Ni*C
(Att meal
Boer or Bigg

AVERAGE PRICE OE SUGAR,

Scotland.
s. d.

'

Computed from the ltetoros made in the Week eniliwz .1A N. 15, 11512,1 c 4 Vt. 1713
per cwt. exclusi‘.; of the Ditty of Customs paid or pa.) able ihei eoo
ation thereof into Great Britain.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JAN. 17.

Neither Wednesday or to-day have afforded much Erglish Wheat for
this Market, but we have some further arrivals of Foreign, for the selcct
of which high prices were demanded, and in a few cases complied with.
In the disposal of all other samples, no better terms were obtained than
on Monday. Barley continues a falling article, and 48s. per quarter the
highest price. These are the only material alterations from that day's
currency, and to which we refer you for all further information.

PRICE

SMITHFIELD.

MEAT, FRIDAY, JAN. 17.

P. 11. 6. 4.
Beef 4 4 a :I S
Mutton.... 4 Sa 6 0
Veal
Pork 4 S a 5 S
Lunt) 0 0 a 0 0

NETAC AT:: k LEADENN AIL.
HEADS OF CATTLE AT II Carca.:e s. d. s. ti.
bmiTOFIELO il Beef 3 S a 5 a
Beasts, about .. GS* U Mutton 3 4a 5 4
Sheep
Calves
Pigs 240 U Lamb o 0a 0 0

,f. c.. 1
Averaze 4 19

HAY AND STRAW, PElt LOAD.
. s. s. (1.
liay .. 4 0 0 a 5 18 0
ST. JAMES'S Clover 0 0 e a 0 0 0
Straw . 9 2 0 a 2 14 0
Hay 4 10 0 a (1 0 0
WHITECHAPEL Clover 6 8 0 a 7 7 0
Straw 2 6 0 a 1; 0
ray .. 410 0 a 5 5 0
SMITHFIELD Clover 5 0 0 a 6 6 0
Straw 3 4 0 a 2 14 P

11 0
0
2 8 0
t; 16 9
2 9 0

Ships sold, at per
Ships
Ilfortaav, JAN. IS.

S 1'; 6

COA:
Chatil
at Mai
4641

MARKET.

WUDNRSDAY, JAN. 15.

FRrDAY, JAN. 17.

Delivered at

sfll

611
9

Lan. a

F 5 0
2 13 0

lion of 46 bushels, Pool Measure.
rket. Ships sold. e
Newcastle.. from 50 3a57 a
Suitt!edam!. 1
Welch Cual - o a
Cinders .... - 0 a - ti
Others - 0 a
. Newcastle.. 16
Sunderland. 3
Scotch Coal. a 0
Cinders .
Others
Newcastle.. 21' 4i; 6 a .3
Sunderland I
Culin — —O a—
Cinders
Ot ... 0 a 0
tivance on the

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TIDE TABLE.
HICil WATER AT LONDON. BRIDGE.

MORNING.

Sunday
Monday _ -
Tuesday .
Wednesday .
Thursday
Friday .
Saturday

S

H. M.
5 after 40
6 30
7
8 28
9 39
10 48
11 53

F T ER NOON.

H. A!.
6 after
6 56
7 56
9 4
10 14
11 21