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London, England, 1815-03-06 00:00:00

NA .4i Atruticitricz

A.LOVD'S. MARCH 6.
Extract of it kfter from the Agent to Llryd's at
Crook Mien, dated Feb. 25 s-04 The brig line and
Emma; FULLIERTON, frCm Lisbon to Liverpool, was
chased on the 2Sth ultimo 41 lat. 51.80. long. 9. 50.
by a large schooner privateer, but escrpeli in the
night. The Master sent me a statement in writing
by my pilot-boat. which I immediately forwarded to
the Admiral' at Cork."
FALMOUTH, MARCH 3.
Arrived the Snake packet, with a mil from Gi.
braltar in 14 days. The Duke of Kent packer, with
a mail for Lisbon, is gone into the Roads. A larrs:
fleet is now off the Manacles; bound to the Webtwar:.,
supposed froth Portsmouth ; as the weather is very
fine, no doubt but they will keep at sea.

MILFORD HAVEN, MARCH e.
Arrived the Earl of Leicester and Aucl:land
packets, with Mails and passengers, from Waterford,
and the Fox revenue cutter from a cruize.—Sailed
the Westmoreland, WARDWROPPRR, from Smyrna for
Liverpool, having performed her quarantine here ;
Aurora, JoNas, front Cardiff for Cork ; Sarah, FRANI:
from hence for Liverpool ; Britannia, J. M. Srarw,
and Satisfaction, H. F. Smtrotuus. from Milford for
Liverpool and the Baltic ; and the Camden packet
with a mail and passengers for Waterford.—Remain
his Majesty's ships SPITFIRE and Foxitouxn, with
•several sail of transports and merchant-vessels, bound
round land.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 4.
Came in the YORK man of war and TArtrAncs
sloop of war, from Cork ; and the WANDERER sloop
of war, from a cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ship
PODAROUS, On A cruise.

TORBAY, MARCH 4.
His Majesty's ship Wmtatoft and her convoy, who
sailed from hence on Thursday, was met yesterday to
the westward of Plymouth ; and as the weather is
very fine, it is expected they will reach Falmouth,
or perhaps clear the Channel.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 5.
Arrived his Majezty's ship HAZARD, from the
coast of Africa, and a few coasters from different
places. Nothing sailed to-day.—Wind Westeriy.
DEAL, MARCH 5.
Came down from the River the Northumberland
East Indiaman, Captain rRANKLIN, for India ; and
the Leeds, Mary and Ann, Ann, and Ruby., bound
to Montreal. The above ships, with several others, •
including the outward-bound East Indiamen, remain
in the Downs.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, MARCH 5.
Sailed yesterday the following rackets, with Mails
and Passengers—Elizabeth, Krrmany, for Gotten-
burgh; Diana, tiVDONOUGH, for Holland; and Lady
Nepean, 'AVM, for Cuxhaven.—Wind W.

Several of the outward•bound West-India Fl, et
are put back to Portsmouth ; between 70 and 80 sail
havd lost the convoy, and have been beating abaut
Portland for these two days past.
The Tom Hazard, from Baltimore in 33 days, has
arrived at Bourdeauz, but we have not yet learnt
what intelligence she brings.
The Agenoria, WILLIAsis, from Waterford to
London, lately taken by the M,Donnough privateer,
is carried into Brieuz, near St. Maloe's.

A schooner privateer from Elltimore, arrived at
Bourdeaux 19th ultimo.

The BOYNE man of war, with a fleet for Bermuda,
sailed from Cork the '2Bth ultimo.

The statement which appeared last week, of the
CArmatr having captured the %VAT American
sloop of war, is, we are sorry to say, wbuily ground.
less. It is the repetition of an old story.—The fact
is, the CASTILIAN came up with the W.ssp several
months ago, at the close of a desperate action between
that sloop and the Avon sloop of war, but the former
seems to have escaped. It was at first reported that
she was captured, and the present story is merely a
revival of that report.

From a return to the House of Commons, it ap-
pears that our advances to Spain subsequent to the
Ist of January, 1814, amounted to 1,808,754 dollars.

A Return has been made to the House of Com.
mons of the average Price of Wheat Flour, and the
Quartern Loaf, for ten years, from 1804 to 1813
inclusive, which is as follows, viz. average price of
Wheat 88s. Bd.—of Flour 81s. s}d.—of the Qu trtirn
Loaf 14ital. During the ten years the Quartern I.9af
was cheapest, in 1804, being then 9d. and dearer in
1812, being then 13td. on the average of ten years.
AVERAUE PRICE of CORN In ENGLAND and WALES.
from the returns ending the V.Sch of February, ISIS.

Wheat. Ry. Bailey. Oats. Beans. Pra•e.
s. d. Is.d. I s. d. Is.d. I s. d. Is. d.
67 8 I 38 1 I 50 8 I 228 157 5 I 410
The average Price of Sugar. computed from the returns made
is the week ending the let March, is 58s. Std. per cwt.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. MARCH 6.

The supply of Wheat last week being very large, for which
there being no demand, nearly the whole remalr.ed over toe this
day's market, when we bad further arrivals front Essex Kern,
sad Suffolk, but having scarce any buyers, very little Ls been
disposed of, and what few samples of fine has been sold, WAS At
a reduction of 51. per quarter, but the second and inferior de-
scriptions are literally unsakable. Barley, Peas, Beans, and
Oats, are heavy sale, at a decline of as. per quarter.
CURRENT 11.111CCS AS UNDAR
Kent and Eon, 40s 65s 70s. I Grey Peas, sos.
Wheat, Suffolk, 401. 63s 655. Small Beans, 565. 401.

Tick Ditto, 48s. 86s.
Oats, Potato, 465. 481.
Ditto, INgandi, ..tos. 465.
Rapeseed, £33. XBB. per last.
Oats, Feed, 184. 941.
Floor, 40s. 635. per sack.
.1011.
Wheat, Dantelc, 641. 70s. Batley, 455. 48s.
Dine, Baltic Red, 545. 84s. Oats, Feed. 30s. 445.
Ditto, Hamby,' or Bremen, Ditto, 8rew,241.
445. 48s. Waite Peas, 40s. 4 ie.
Dino, Brabant Red, 44a. 481. Grey Peas, 345. 3415.
Rpp, $B.. 84s. Small Beane, Ns. 35..
• thiITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 8.
is Od to es Od Veal 7s Od to Is 04
tribe is Od to Ss 44 1 Peat es Od to 74 4d
Oasts 11160—Sbeep and Lambs 18.710--Calves (100—Pigs 840
• HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD.
• 444wieW Hay 41 to A Ife I Clover N Os to SI 411
Straw ti 1114. M ail lit,

Ditto, Norfolk, 40s. 63e.
Rye, SOL 34*.
Barley, Yee. Us.
Malt, oos. 655.
White Peas, 346. Ms. boilers,
see. 425.

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