The National Register.
London, England, 1812-06-21 00:00:00

LLOYD'S LIST.

TUESDAY, JUNE 16.
The Shark, Vaux, and the Rattler, Fanner, from Hayti, were all well Ilth ult.
in lat. 01. 10. lon. IS :30.
The
.Ann, Price, from London to Bristol, put into St. Tres on Wednesday last
trey leaky, and with the loc of an anchor and cable.
The Thomas and Sally, Delanoy, of Bridibt;ton, laden with coal 7, was wrecked
near liorasca9th.instant
The Little hi ary, Wetson, from Baltimore to Lisbon, foundered at sea ten days
after sailing. Crew saved.
The ('atharina and Carolina, Leichman, fenny London to Gibraltar, pot into
rortsmouth harbour yesterday, with four feet Water in her littld, having sat upon
bar anchor,aad ►oust discharge her cargo, which is in part damaged.
FRIDAY, JUNE 19.
The Charles and Sarah, Itiehar&on, from London to Malta, put into Plymouth
en Tuesday, with damage to her sails and rigging., having. about four o'clock that
afternoon, been attacked by two French lugger privateers, '2O tniles west of the
Liaard, which she beat of, and escaped by superior sailing, after a citace of six

hour=.
The Caroline, Medim, from Madeira to New Orleans, arrived at Jamaica 20th
April, detained by the Rein Deer, SW.
The Ann, Ball, of Sunderland, coal laden, bilged on Deal Beach on Wed-
nesday. Cargo and materials will be saved, but the vessel is expected to
be lost.
The Yarmouth, IVl'Donald, from Halifax to Liv:rpool, was dismaded about the
end of February, and put into Barrington, from whence she sailed under jury
masts, and put into Liverpool, Nova Scotia, to relit. It• was expected that she
would be ready to proceed the end of die last or beginning of the present
mouth.

MARRIED.
At tonehouse, near Plymouth, Sir J. G. Sinclair, Bart. of Murkie and
Swenson, in Scotland, to Aim, only daughter of the Hon. Vice-Admiral
de Cuurdy.

DIED.
At the College at Wye, Kent, aged 83, the Rev. P. Parsons, M. A.
Rector of Eastwell and Snave, in that county, and for upwards of 50
scars Perpetual Curate of Maidstone.
At•Budock, near Falmouth, aged 113, Mrs. Mary Harris : she retain-
ed the perfect possession of her faculties to the last, and. has left two
daughters, one aged 70, and the other SO years of age.
Aged 77, the Rev. Wm. Raye, upwards of 50 years Rector of Weldon,
Northamptonshire, of which Living the Hon. Finch Hatton, Esq. is the
patron.
Aged 63, R. Baldwin, Esq. Treasurer of St. Blrtholomew's Hospital,
and to the Welsh Charity.
Suddenly, in Finsbury .squre, Wm. Dawes, Esq. one of the contractors
for the loan.

ATLAS FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE CONIP',NY.
Receipts for the renewal of Policies filling due at SI idsuininet. within
fifteen days thereafter, are now ready at the 0:1Ice iu CLe ipside, aid ith the Com-
pany's Agents in Edinborough, Dublin, Cork, GLtsgow, aad other princ!pal Cities
and Towns in the United Kiagdoin.
Fire Assurances may be effected with this Company on terms corresponding with
their several Risks, and Rent allowed on l3uildiues destroyed by Fire.
The Terms of Life Assurance are highly adviltageous to the assured, and no
charge is made fir Policy Stamp, or AttnisißY Do a Fee.
kiENESIIOROUGH, Jun. Secr,Aary.

Cheapside, June r, 1912.

MARKETS, 80,

CORN EXCHANGE, &lON TM YI JUNE 15.
The arrivals of Wheut dais day. make hut a sI..L t.t supply, the buyers
being numerous and in t.i.:mand, some t'sk sales at an increase of about
ss. and 64. pitr quarter. Barley and Matt each maintain their prices.
Pease and the two sorts of Bean 3 at htt.l:. floczuati
dhug supplies of Oats, thik article aIK, request, aAi somew4at dearer.
Flour mostly named tither, ss. per sack.
s. ik. I
A, brat
_Fine ditto .. It 6 a Ito! Grt.y Pease
111 e
Barley
Malt

s. d. d.
SO a tei p•-• ...d o sts ba a 59
13 a 79 Pi !I. ditto Co a 91
;u •4 IL<7 lur 115
ti 4 lit f+.• do )111 4 U 5
4d t bk I 1. p 3 .0,14

CORN-EXCII INGE, FRIDAY, JUNE 19.
There have been but few arrivals of V heat sin• • Monday ; some
North Country samples left over, formed a part of our suppil fur Wed-
nesday and to-day ; but being mostly of second and •. cpiality, the
sales of that description were dull, and went off witl. ,ry ':!ttie im-
provement in price. The Fire, on the contrary, fetchi... rat, -r more
money than on Monday. Rye and Oats likewise commanded higher
terms ; the latter is and 2s. per quarter. Other articles as on Monday.
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AVERAOF PRIG E OF (
[From Satmrcloy
volt THE W 11:Eit
Stotland.
S. 4.

"JOHN, PER QUARTER.
Night's Gazette.]
ENDING JUNE 1.3.

England & Wales.
S. d.
132 5
82. S
13 7
49 11

Scotian&
P. d.

Meat
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Barloy
Oats

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