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4,T UXBRIDGE, Deseriams 8.
Wbest per hod • • tel. es. tO SOL Ca.
Itidirb per quarter 445. —d. 445.
oss. —4. .to 451.
OwDom • dog --d. to 114 s. —4.
1101. -.4. to 6.Se. —4.

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FRCSS OP HAT AND STRAW.
at, jamas. • VinTICSAPS L.
Hay SL Ss. to IL 6s. Hay SI. 'Os. to 61. 64
61.
Straw IL ilea to IL 191. Clover Os. to 71. 711
Straw 11. is. to 11. 161
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIVLD.
Meadow Hay 61. ss. to 01. ns. Clover M. is to 71. Os
New ditto E. Si. toil .15a. Now do. 01. Os to 01. Os
Straw - IL 10s. to 11. 16s.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARZET..
haes• 4441111 T IL,
Rent $l. toe. to 41. ilea' Loot 61. Os. 10 O. IM'
East *Cent r 01, ....e. Isle ILeat SC
daises 31. Os. to 41 Os. Sums IL IN. so ii. et
Farnham (Pockets) 61. 6a. to /L Ti. per 'wt.
armly-1) MARKO*. Dtelibisil I.
To s:ok the 06'x1 per was of tdo.
Bed 4s. 4d. to is. 6d. Val Si. ad• tel de. ed
Mutton es. ad. to is. Od. Pat es. *d. to 6s. 01
NEW GATE AND LEADINHALL MARIE?.
Per stone of slb. by the Clifilibt.
Bee f 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Veal 44. ad. to Ss. 44
Mutton 3.. od. to 4s. Sd. Pork 4a• 6d. to 6s. 03
i• PRICE 01 LF.ATHER IN LF-ADENIIALL MARKET.
Butts 16d. 21d. Calf Skins 265. 3*
Ditto 234. 21d. Ditto 335. 391
Merchants' Backs 19d. 21d. Ditto - S2s. Ma
Dressing Hides 17d. 15d. Sault Seals 3a. Od. 31. Sid
i Fine Coach Hides laid. 20d. Large ditto 10Cs. 1501
) Crop Hides for cutt. Ird. 22d. 'Fanned Horse Hides 16t1 20d
i Ditto 17d. 19d. Goat Skins 00$. 00$.
PRICE OF TAI.LOW.
St. James's Market 6s Od Town 'Fallow 1021 .04
Clare Market 6s Od Yellow Russia -s --s ed
Whitechapcl Market Si Ild White ditto --1 -s Od
per stone of Sib. ---- Soap ditto -41 .--111 Od
17s lid Melting Soil Otis --s 04
Average 5s It id Ditto rough As 60s Od
Graves 14s ed Good Drep 144 ad
Yellow Sc p, 116,-Mottled, 126 s ii-Card, 130 a:
Price of Candles, per dozen ins Od-Monlds,t7s Od.
COAL MARKET, December 9.
Ships at Market Ships sold
42 Newc-a 'tie Coals 23 465. Od. to 56. Od.
s Sunaintand 2 50s. Od. to 00s ed.
3 Cinders o --I Od.

SALES OF SHIPS AND CARGOES.
At the London Tavern, Poxhole-street, Plymouth, no 'Estesda
the 20th December inst. at eleven o'clock ea mot, precisely,
THE Good AMERICAN SNIP SALLY.--.
Dimensions:
Length on desk, 87. Feet • •
Heightk between the Decks arid Half Deck, 5 fat firi b.
Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 11 inches.. . • ' •
Adnaessures Sns 81-94 Tons.
This Vessel is nearly new, well found in stories, and is fit for
general purposes, square-sterned, and may be s-nt to sea at a
trifling expence ; captured by his Majesty's ship Indefatigable,
John Tremiyite Rodd, Esq. Commander.
And afterwards will be sold, for Home Consumption,—
Abeet Sit Thousand Pipe Staves.
Five 'Ehousand Hogsheads ditto.
Two Thousand Heading.
Also—The fine Americanlirig PEGGY.
Dimensions ;
Length on Peck, 74 feet 1 inch.
Height between Decks and Half-deck, 4 feet Hi hs.
- 'Breadth above the Wales, l 4 feet ti} inches.
Admeasures i•; 34-94 Tons.
This is a vary fine Vessel, and would mak; an excellent packet, 1
being fitted for the accommodation of passengers ; she is well
found in stores. Taken also by the indefatigable, John Tremayne
Rode, Esq. Commander.
And afterwards will be sold,
The Remainder of the CARGO of the Frenols Ship la DIANE,
captured by his Majesty's Ship Indefatigable, John 'l'vesnityLe
Rudd, Esq. Commander, on her voyage front Bourdcaux to the
Isle of France, consisting of, for exportation,
459 IBA. Superiog ?red Wiae A quantity of Olive Oil
!69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do. Fire Liqueurs
600 Cases, containing .4000 do- Do. Brandied Fruits
Zen Superior Red and White Do. _Pickles
Wine
80 Dimljohns Do. Stationary
19 Half hhes. Vinegar Do. Dimijohns
Do. Currenter'e Tools
32 C Paint aint . 154 Hags Corks
Cases I
SO Bundles Iron Hoops
763 Iron Pots, different sizes 9 Casks Iron Nails
2 lihrls. Glass 3 Do. Copper do.
50 Barrels Hog's-lard S Cases 'Ein Plates
A quantity of Cordials 3 Do. Iron Jo.
And a variety other Goods, being a general cargo, destined for
Elsie Bonaparte.
And. immediately afterwatils,
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The CARGO of the French Brig I'ATA.I.I7E. captured on her
voyage from Bounteous to Guadeloupe, by his Majesty's skip In-
defatigable, John Tremayue Redd, Leg. Commander ; consisting
of, for exportation,
164 Hhds. superior Red Wins
36 Casks do. White 40.
96 Cases do. Red do.
45 Ditto White do.
43 Casks Vinegar
3 Kegs Brandy
I Quarter-Cask do.
S 7 Boxes Candles
242 Baskets Olive Oil
56 Cases Mottled Soap
And, for Home Consumption :
170 Barrels Flour . 76 Hams
:.1.5(i Baskets 7 Kegs Potted l Beet
179 Cows Cheeses S Do. AlamodeS
1¢ in lead 9 Do. Putted Pork
30 Kegs Hop Lard 7 Sides Bacun
$1 Ditto nUttiT 900 Dried Cod Fish
And afterwards her Provisions, &c.
Also, the Cargo of If Grand Decidi, captured by Ms Majesty's
gun-brig Conrucr, I. B. Barr, Esq. Commander, from St.
Domingo to Bourdeaut :
905 Bags Coffee 1 Bag Tortoise Shell
46 Barrels Do. 1 Cask Gum
V 79 Pieces Fustle • 55 Hides, in the hair •
For viewing the Vessels, Storrs, snd Goods, or any further in-
formation, apply to W. P. SUIT n.Esq. George-street, Dock ; or to
Plymouth, Noe. U. JAMES SLADF., Plymouth.

45 Cues Pickles
24 Cisespresuyed Fruits
30 Bags Corks
4 Cases Haberdashery
460 Wood lierops
20 Bundles Twigs
7 Baks Coffee Bags
24 Bundles
4 Casks Nails

FREEHOLD ESTATE. IN HAMPSHIRE.
For SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE MANOR of EAST HOE, in the Parish
of Soberton, consisting of Two capital Farms, a Water
Corn Mill, Meadows, sundry Copyholds, Cottages, Quitrents, '
a Purlieu in Bere Forest, with all Nianorial Rights and Imam:lid...,
the whole being compact together.
Hoe Manor Farm, containing about six hundred and forty-five
Acres of arable, pasture, and wood Land, in a ring fence, a ca-
pital Farm House, which may be improved into a genteel resi-
dence, large Barns, all other buildings suitable, in good repair,
In the occupation of William Horn.
Hoe-Cross Farm, containing about four hundred and fifty-five
Acres, customary measure, of arable and wood Land contiguous,
together with a very good Farm House, several Barns, and other
suitable buildings, in good repair, in the occupation of Henry
Silvester.
Rudley Water corn Mill, and ten customary Acres of good
meadow Land, a Dwelling House, Cottage, and other buildings,
all in good repair, in the occupation of Joins Stubbington.
A Cottage, and about four customary Acres of meadow Land,
in the occupation of William Pock► tin= at will.
The whole situate near Hambledon, in a pleasant country,
plenty of game, well stocked with fine thriving young timber,
ten miles from Portsmouth, seven from Blshop'sAValtharn,
fif-
I teen from Winchester.
Ibe Te tants will 'hew the Premises. The Farms may be em
tered on M.Michaelsoas next.
For Putt-Wars inquire of Richard Eyles, Esq. Eastrneon; or of.
Thomas Martin, Westmoota. Üby Letter, post paid.