The National Register.
London, England, 1809-01-22 00:00:00

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ritil) AVI JA?i. 20.---:The present severe weather having pat
a stop to tke working of the Corn hoys, an almost geucral stag-
nation has taken place in the Mealing Traile we can therefore ,
only obserie that grey Peas and Tick Beans are still declining
in. value, and that other articles remalu nearly as on Monday.

and the court-yard.
some time before fitk roved _
The flames raged with fury until six o'clock, in the apartments
of his Royal Highness the Osi ke of Cambridge, when the roof
fell . in, and buried the coutlagratimi within the walls. The
property consumed belonged to the Duke, and consisted chiefly
of curious armour, valuable cabinet pictures, rarities, &c. of
which hardly anything has heed saved. • The damage done by.
the fire has not consumed a fourth part of the palace, and none
of the great state apartments, stair-cases, or avenues, are toadi-
ed. In the great court-yard, the damage of the fire is only vi-
sible in two windows in the south-east corner. In fi.ont, to-
wards Pall-Malt, nothing of the fire eau be seen, except the
smoke at a distance over-the tops of the buildings. The svhole"
damage is on the west of Marlborough House. It was reported
that one of Mrs. Rice's maid-servants was lost in the conflagra-
tien but such turned out to be erroueous. The flames did not
reach the Queen's drawing-room, but from the court-yard to
the dank passage, the standing walls alone are visible.
LONDON-BRIDGE. -- Several "nets below bridge having
their cables cut-by the fleeting ice on Tuesday night, were of '
course adrift and in mach contusion. They were carried with
the inxpetuo,ity of the morning tide, yesterday, towards the
bridge; and a large West-countryliarge ran with her bows
under the centre arch, and her mast beat for a long time with
such violence against the battlements, as to loosen the masonry j
fur a considerable distance. This was about roar o'clock ill
the 'morning; sod the bargemen, for the. latagioed secerity of

s. a.
Wheat
Fine ditto - - 94 a 91
nye (New) - - - 58 a 63
Barley
Malt (New) -- - '72 a 84
White Peas, boilers 143 a 155

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s. s.
Grey Peas -- 7 50 a 56
Beans (Old) - - dti a 76
Tick ditto (New) - 50 1 b 6
Oats
Poland ditto - - 43 a 4•
Rape Seed £4B a £53

PRICE OF COALS.
FRIDAY, JAN. 20.—Rell's Wall's End 118; Townley 635.--.
5 ships at market—l* sold —7 tailed-92 loaded.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Cons. 6 —5 per Cent. Navy IN—lndia Stock 1811
4 per Cent. Cons. Slf 4-3 per Cent. (Lanced Of—Long
Annuities 18 1-Ift—Orunium 1* skis.— Exch. Bills 10,11 pas.

•„• ma very great importance of the Intelligence that will be
foam, ill THE NATIOTIEL REGISTER of this Day, it is pre-
sumed will be a sufficient 4pology for the omission of the usual
Statement of Markets, 10.

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'fiend and Publeast bit and for I: B. BELL and J. DE CAMP, at.the Office of Le Beau Monde; or, Literary and Favltion-
asl4 111241114 f. Na U. Gatiscrigreskreet, Strand: sad otoz he bad of all die Newsmen is 'be United Kingdom.

mya fine of 5001. to the King.
ausallosanseass • ' part of his life as a gardener. Tbis man was a native of liere-
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ACCIDENTS AND7OFFENCES. fordshire, but of late years resided at Mitehatu4 in Surrey. He
retained his faculties to the last, and lived during four reigns.
.....youpolftwe '
• li'viday se'unight, at aeighington, 111 r. Thomas Hodgson,
RMING FIRE AT ST. JAMES'S' PALACE. osged 16; wlso,.thetugh only a cobler, died possessed of property
two o'clock this morning, ,as a 'Working woman worth 1001. peiannuin.
ly the Royal Palace at St. James's. she discovered Lately, at Tinsley Toll Bac, near Rotherham, at the advanced
;ht in one of the rooms Which turned out to be in • age of MI yews, Atm Addy. She retained her mental faculties
In of Mrs. Rice, one rooms, Which
rriacesses droll% 14) thg last,tsed amiable to read itt her Dithia (naafi Km t) wills
s lets aloineou'aliter, 'llatites isocued from ..tbe_sy us* ,Met gleei,e4.. Tfse-4400er- 0! 40 41•<*wkilliemPte Or advaattd
&inn was gives. The sentinels mad Wien oa duty ; of 16Q 'yeah:
tiogaway part of the (mimes, and Ow eagiaes
ed ; hut from the situation of that part of the pa- N
ONDO MAILX.ETS. • ..
vhich was in the centre, betwixt the dark passage
yard, on the eastern side of the building, ii was M:=ll= • .
ore the exertious of the fit emen proved beneficial. CORN EXCHANGE.
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