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EXPEDITION TO HOLLAND.
" DEAL. DECEMBER
lg Sailed yesterday the PIGMY cutter, with dis.
patches for Admiral Yourro.

Dubin . .
Waterford .
Cadiz •
Lisbon .
Coruna&

" The troops were all safely embarked yesterd iy
on board the men of war by the Deal boatmen. Sir
Tidost‘s GRAHAM and Staff tmbArted this morning
on board his Majesty's ship this-sta. Several Offi-
cers of the Commissary Department and Medical
Gentlemen also embarked, and the whole of the 44th
Regiment on board of different men of war, and will
sail immediately for Holland.
' Sailed today, the RINALDO sleop of war, with a
convoy of transports with troops, stores, and baggage,
for Holland."

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 10.
Arrived several ships from the Eastward. Sailed
the Chichester Packet, with a Mail for Gibraltar and
Malta.--Wind E.

P.S. Since writing the above, a brig with a qua-
rantine flag flying has arrived, but cannot learn her

name.

PLYMOUTH. DECEMBER
Arrived his Majesty's ship Ontos, 74, from Ports.
mouth ; Pad the IlaucoN sloop of war, from FA.
mouth.--Wind

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER is.
Arrived yesterday twe Russian men of war, from
the Downs; and to-day his Majesty's ship Harm-
Bm., from of Cherhurgh. Came into harbour the
M•2rcurius, from Cadiz, retaken by his Majesty's ship
SIIARPaIIOOFER. Sailed his Majesty's ship Dumcars,
with transports, having strong detachments for the
army in Catalonia, Sicily, and the Adriatic on board,
and convoy for the Mediterranean.; anti the Fma,
22 guns, for Guernsey.--Wind E. .
The hopes entertained for the final recovery of the
ship Queen Charlotte, and cargo, as mentioned in a
former Paper, have unfortunately vanished ; the gale
on Friday nig:.l. accompanied by an excessive swell
of the t.d.:, destroyed'what the extreme labours of the •
two frigates had accompl'shed in a week. The decks .
having started, she remains a perfect wrfck,with the
cargo constantly floating from the hold.
SCILLY, DECEMBER 7.
During the last week, there has been a great malty
casks of butter picked up Boating about these Wands, .
marked A F S—Colk," and different other marks. • •

The Mary, WHITE, from Liverpool to Limetick,
has been taken off Tory Island by the True-blorded
Yankee American privateer. She burnt die Britan-
nia, from Liverpool to Westport; a brig belonging-
to Cumberland, laden with timber, and several other
vessels in Lochitidalil.

The Triton,
.131u.nrcip, from London to Lisbon,
has been found at sea in a leaky state, and without
any person on board, by die SCYLLA sloop of war,
and carried into Scilly.
The Pieter, EDWARDS, from Portsmouth to Teigu-
mouth, is on shore near Teignmouth.
The CIIEERLY gun-brig arrived on Monday in
Leith Roads, from Longhope, after seeing her con-
voy safe there.

The Hawke cartel sailed for Morlaix on Wednes-
day, from Portsmouth, with sixty infitm French offi-
cers, from Alresford, who have been released.
The Little Catherine packet, from Passages (not
the Vittoria privateer, of Guernsey, as stated on Wed.
nesday) was taken 24th ult. by two French frigates :
she was found at sea by the HOTSPUR frigate, and
carried into Penzance.
Monday, a farmer, near Bell's Hill, Glasgow, on
returning from the market of Shotts, was knocked
from his horse, and robbed of £6O.

Some Buenos Ayres Gazettes have been received
to the end of August, by which we learn &hitt the
contest between the Parent State and the Insurgents
is yet undecided, that its continuance was attended
with all the calamitial incident to war, and it is said
that more than 7000 persons, chiefly of the peasantry,
had perished from want and misery since the com-
mencement of the siege of Monte Video. •
By advices from Surat, we learn, that on the
27th of December the Neerbudda, swelled by conti-
nual rains duiing the three preceding days, overfl 'wed
its banks, and swept away forty-two villages. Many
thousand men, women, and children, lost their lives
by this calamitous event, which has deprived the sur.
vivors of shelter, food, and raiment. A collection is
making here for their relief.
It is the intention of Government to improve the
copper currency of the country, by calling in the
old Tower halfpence, suppressing the tokens, and
issuing copper money of more intrinsic value.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DEC. 18.
We bad a good supply of Wheat from Kent an 4 Essex this
day, and early in the morning flee rune sold readily at a advance
of full 10s. per quarter upon the prices of la.,t Monday, but the
sale became heavy'towards noon, and the morning's pricer were
not attainable by 9.1. and 81. per quarter. Barley is exceedingly
dull sale, and 6s. per quarter lower. Beans and Oats are *4
dearer. In Peu and other articles there is no alteration.
aNcritsu.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 68s. Grey, ditto, 465. 50s.
84s. per quarter Small Beans, old, 00s. 00s. newi,
Ditto, Suffolk, 645. 83s. 465. 58s.
Ditto, Norfolk, 60i. 741. Tick Ditto, old, 00s. 00s. am
Rye 56.. 42a. 40$. 545.
Barley 861. 425. Oats, Potatoe 328. 36‘ 00s.
_ _

Malt, 701.845. Ditto, Poland, 481. 3425. 004,
White Peas,—s. boilers, Oats, Feed, 401.305. 00a.
645. 681. Flour, 558 60s. per kg.
tom.
Rye 40s. 421.
Barley, 40.. 441.
Oats. Feel, 241. 541.
White Peas, 60d. 701.
Grq ditto, 601. 555.

Wheat, Motels, 70e. a4s.
MAO, Baltic Red, acs. 74,.
Ditto, Fituabro' or
Bremen, 646. 741.
UM) Inkalg &W U% 741.