The National Register.
London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

BIRTHS.

In Parisfa woMan, aged 4S, and who had not had a- child for to
yaars previous, of three daughters, who, with their mother, are doing
wcll.—Lady Sarah Ditlierson. wife to J. O'Bri..in, of Derryglify.,
Ireland, or tour female children, one of whom Wes still ban. TLe
niotiier and the three children ;ire doing well.

M A RAI ED.
S. Phillip:. Est!, ott aIL Phillips, Esq. of Bury-street. St. Mary
Axe, el Maris, eldest deli. of 'l'. Samuel, Et:cf. of Mansell-street,
Goodman's-thildr.—R. Aurford, Esq. to Harriett, ore of the daugh-
ters of the late lloht•rt. and sister of the present J. P. Tudway, Esq.
M for Wells.—S. -lercilith, E. to Miss M. Mathews, both of
Stratford-green, Esse:l.—J. Dudnietn, Esq. of the Ka :t India Com.
pany's service, to Crtheritie Welladvice, second dm- of J. Lums-
den Shirreff. Esq. of Sttadinore, Cardiganshire.—Dr. 1 azzarrctto,
U.N. Resident Phycician at Portsca. to Mrs. Lowe. relict of D.
Lowe, Esq. solicitor, of that place.--Capt. Walton, of the 4th D:a-
goorr, to Mary Anne, eldest dau. of E. A. Stephens, Esq. of Ilow•2r
iiaji, Esam—J. E. Walcott!. Esq. of Bucking, Essex, to Harriett,
youngest dau. of \V. Devon, Esq. of Upper Guildford-street, Russell-
sluare.—.lolin, second :on of J. G. Wrench, Esq. of Grove Hill,
Camberwell, to Ann, second dam of T. Lett, jun. Esq. of I.ambeth.-
-Solurnon. ti:e eldest son of S. Peik, Esq. of Tottenham. Green, to
Ann, second dam of Dr. W. litthington, of Aldermanbury ; and at
the Thoinstr, Hanson, second son of S. Peilc, Esq. to Eli.
zabetil !Wen, eldest dau. of Dr. Ilabington.

DIED.
At Campie House., North Britain, D. Milne. Esq. father of Bear
Admiral Sir :). Milne. K.C.11.......At Firrybridg&, Yorkshire, Lion.
(;en. W. Si:: son, et' l'iteorthy..—At Coombe Grove, near Hat:., W.
Vau;.;han, r.sq.—At Bognor, Sussex, NV..I. Coltman. Eaq. of t'pper
11arley.street.—It. It. trowe, Esq. agvd 63, of Ktplin, in the North
'tiding of Yorkshire.

LOAMY MARKETS.

COE N-EXC lIANGE.
r:rumr, uLv

Ws hare had a considerable arrival of Foreizn Wheat since
Monday. which occasions a heavy trade, at a decline of from 2.6. to
Ss. per quarter.—Barley. Beans, awl Pease, are dull in s:de. and
scarcely support Monday's prices. Having an abundant sul•ply of
Oats at market this morning. the trade is particularly dull, ar.d :‘ales
with difficulty effectial titan abatement of front Is, to Its. per quarter.
In other articicswe hare no alteration to notice.

MONDAY. JULY 27.
There wa* a Ebeml supply of English Wheat this morning,
which, added to upwards of 26,00,1 quarters of Foreign Wheat ar-
rived since this day wick, caused a stagnation in the Wheat trade
and but few sales could be effected this morning, at a decline of ss. to
to 4s. per quarter since last Monday--Barley, Beans, and Pease a
heavy sale, and rather env:apes—Having large arrivals of EngliAl
and Foreign Oats, which may be quoted full 3s. per quarter cheaper.
.—Linseed is in demand ; IlipewM maintained its price.

s. s.
Wheat .5? a 16
Fine di W. 5.1 a 85
R ve 45 a AO
I. inc asrley 44 a 58
Malt...—. 12 a 90

S. 6.•
Whiterease6B a 72
Grey 56 a Cie
Reams tili a 74
Ticks C4 a 72
Oat. 27 as'_

S. S.
Poland Oats 2M a 3
Potator ditto 35 a 34
Fine Floor 75 a au
Second ditto 70 a 7s
Itapetiata:4lll. a 4