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FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 24.
Arrived the Dominica packet, Captain HE, from
Liverpool, to wait convoy fer the West Indies ; brig
Pilgrim, from Greenock. for ditto .; and the brig
Betsey, from Glasgow, for the Mediterranean. No
sailings. Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH. SEPT. es.
_ Arrived the Barrox frigate, from the coast of
France ; and the Milford, LANG, from Liverpool.—
Wind Easterly. •
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ea.
Arrived yesterday, his Majesty's ship MONTAGUE,
of 74 guns, Captain Dixon, from the Brazils, with a
considerable quantity of specie on board ; SPARTAN,
513, Captain BRETON, from Halifax, last from Plc-
mouth; OLYMPIA cutter, Lieut. Witsutyca, from the
Downs ; and FOLRSTONE lugger, with twelve sail of
transports from the Downs, which sailed again undcr
convoy of the Moan, 38, Captain RAINER, with spe#
cie, for St. Sebastian's. Arrived to-day his Majesty's
ship RINALDO, Captain LYONS, with ten sail of trans.
ports, from the Downs. His Majesty's ship Tweet/
is appointed convoy for Newfoundland, and the RA-
ND schooner, for the Downs.
By the latest arrivals from the Mediterranean, we
learn that Sir JOHN MURRAY sailed from Mahon on
the SOth of June, in his Majesty's ship BRUNE, to teke
the command in Sicily. The enemy, we learn by let-
ters from Palermo, keep their' squadron and flotilla
of gun-boats at Naples in a state of constant readiness
for sea, which has induced Sir EDWARD PELLEW CO
strengthen the blockading squadron. The ships now
before that port are—AMERICA, 74, Captain JOSIAS
ROWL4Y ; EDINBURGH, 74, Hon. Captain DUNDAS ;
FoittEuse, Captain Mounstv ; IMPIRIEUSE, Hon.
Captain DUNCAN; EURTALUs, Captain NAPIER; and
the Swallow, Captair. CRISPIN.
Letters from Guernsey, we are sorry to hear, state
the arrival there of a vessel which had fallen in with
the stern part of the wreck of his Majesty's schooner
ALPIIEA, which has been some time missing. The
vessel lowered her boat down, and took away several
signal-flags from the wreck.—The Acme/. sailed
from Plymouth, a few weeks since, for Guernsey, and
it is supposed she was beating across the Channel,
when some large merchant ship, going down Channel
with a strong tide, ran her down. She was com-
„mantled, by Lieutenant Jones, who, it is feared, with
ber crew, perished.

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• DEAL, SEPTEMBER 21.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ships UNICORN and
Morning from Portsmouth—the latter with a con-
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voy ; RINALDO from a cruize, and sailed again %vith
a division of transports for Portsmouth. Came down
horn the River to-day the AMPLUON frigate and
sailed with the NYMPHRN and UNICORN, on a cruize
off the Tend. Sailed another division of transports
for Ramsgate Pier.
FIVE O'CLOCK.—Sailed the NYMPH hired cutter
with a convoy for Portsmouth.
GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER 2e.
The brig Francis Ann, CRAWFORD, from St. Croix,
'took the ground on the perch a little below the har•
bour of Port-Glasgow, and filled with water—Cargo
expected to be saved. The Basseterre, FLutitto,
front St. Croix to this port, was fallen in with on the
29th ult. in lat. 40. 22. long. 40. 47. by the Two
Brothers, BROWN, arrived at .Guernsey from Sr. Do-
mingo. The Sophia; Dumf. from Alicant to New.
foundland, was spoke with on the 29d August, off
Cape Trafalgar, all well. • '

To-morrow is the last day of Drawing.. Two
Prizel of Je20,000, besides 21 other Capital, re•
main in the Wheel. The Drawing will begin at
Nine o'Clock in the morning.

Ensign MAGUIRE, who shot Lieutenant Btuimmix,
in a duel, Enii
gn Giuliani.,
and Lieutenant DIL-
LON, are mentioned in the Gazette, as having been
dismissed the service.
It is asserted in an American paper, that Quin-
TOPIIE, on his return to Cape Francois, from his un-
successful attack upon Port-au-Prince, put to death
1500 persons, including two priests Who had headed
a grand procession and sung T'e Deuw for his defeat.
On the 11th instant, as Mr. BARTLET, printer, of
Oxford, was shewing some friends a. subterraneous
apartment under the Castle at that place., he fell into
a dry well, near 50 feet deep: by the assistance of his
friends he was soon extricated ; but the concussion of
his frame was so violent, as to cause his death in nine
days, notwithstanding the most skilful medical aid.
CORN-EitCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 27.
We had a large supply of English Wheat this morning, and a
considerable arrival horn abroad ; the sales were dull, at a decline
of from 3s. to 4s. per quarter. What new Barley appeared sold
freely, at an advance of 4a per quarter. Malt is also in brisk
demand, and 4s. per quarter dearer. White Peas are al.o is. per
quarter higter. The sale of Oats was rather heavy, but lag
week's prices were obtained for what was disposed of. Beans are
6s. per quarter lower. In other articles there is no akeratien.
English. Foreign.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 665. 'Wheat, American Oa
09.
IC.OI. per quarter. per quarter.
Ditto, .5 uffoik, 84s. 985. Ditto, Datitsic 90s. 100 s.
Ditto, Norfolk,Bos.ll4l. Ditto, Baltic Red 70s. SO.
Rye, new, .70s. 595. Ditto, 'Umbra' or
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8ar1ey,01d,443.055.new,566.605. Bremen, 70*. 84s.
Malt, 84s. 88s. Ditto, Brabant Red, 705.1161
White Peis, old, 50s. 60s. New, Rye, 450. 501.
75r. 884. Bary, 004.006.
Grey, ditto, 635. 665. Oats, Brew, Sea. 40s.
Small Beans, 54.. 565. Oats, Feed, Ms. 565.
rack do. 50s. 565. Fine 004.005. White Peas, 555. 695.
Oats, Potatoe, S6s. 401. Grey Ditto,
Fine Flour per Sack, 85s. 90s. Americanilour, 00s.
LONDON : Printed by Lavas. Kiwi, Picket Place ; and
published there, and at the Stu face, Temple bar.