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FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 20.
Arrived the Princess Elizabeth packet, Km, from
Lisbon, in seven days, with Mails; brings no news
Fox packet from Cadiz, in 19 days; and the Duke
of Montrose packet, from the Brazils, in nine weeks,
both with Mails. Put back his Majesty's ship ScYLLA,
with four transports and two brigs, parted from the
rest of the fleet under convoy of the SEA FLOWER sloop
of war, which sailed from hence the 14th instant,
two or three days ago, in a heavy gale.—Wind W.
The Fox, from Cadiz, has brought no Passengers.
The Duke of Montrose, from Madeira and Brazils.
Messrs: Nowel and Harris
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 21.
Sailed the BITTERN, 16 guns, for Liverpool ; and
the Datcrutss, 18 guns, for Portsmouth.—Arrived
the pIOSIIEDE, from COMMA the Arotow, 10 guns,
from Barhadoes ; the FOUDROY A NT, 80 guns, Vice-
Admiral De COURCEY—she was saluted by the SAL*
VADOR DEL WIND° ; and the Lord Keith victualler,
Captain HALL. The Lord Keith left Falmouth the
14th instant, with a fleet of transports, with troops,
&c. also several victuallers, under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ship SEAFLOWER, for Lisben. The Stet ex-
perienced a most tremendous gale on Sunday and
Monday list, in lat. 8. West, which completely dis-
persed them; and in which the Lord Keith was strut!:
by a heavy sea, which carried away her boats off the
deck, and beat in her bulwarks—she is leaky.—The
brig Neptune, in running this morning from Catwa-
ter to the anchorage under Drake's Island, got on
the rocks, but is got off again. The American ship
Horace is still on shore on the rocks, and is expected
will be lost ; but, if the weather continues moderate,
near'y the whole of the cargo will be saved. The
General Gates is still on her beam-ends, but the car-
go is getting out. The remainder of the ships that
were on shore have been got off.—Wind W.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER tit.
Arrived the ship Mary Ann, of London, Comm,
from Jamaica, last from Bermuda, bound to Lou-
don ; sailed from Jamaica under convoy of his Ma-
jesty's ships POLYPHEMUS, parted company in a heavy
gale, having shifted her cargo, and otherwise received
Considerable &image : she was obliged to put into
Bermuda, at which place she unloaded the whole of
her cargo, in order to repair her damages, and sailed
from thence about the middle of September, under
convoy of his Majesty's ship ARDENT, with two other
ships, which are not yet artived ; also the FAVoURITIP,
20 guns, Captain FORBES, from Plymouth; VAUTOUR.
18, Capt. LAWLESS, with a convoy, from the Downs;
PLOVER, 18, Captain CAMPBELL, from the Baltic;
and the Active schooner, BRYDON, from Tenerife,
with wine for this port and London. The Lady
Kinnard, Wool), from Newry, bound to London,
with butter, is put into this port for convoy.

DEAL, OCTOBER 22.
Put back by contrary winds, his Majesty's ship
SPaCULATOR, and the whole of the outward•bound
that sailed yesterday. Arrived a ship from Cadiz,
name unknown : she reports the transport Alexan-
der, (No. 253) Captain Ross, was taken early yester-
day morning by a French privateer, between Beach,
Head and Dungeness.—Wind S. W. with, rain.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 22.
The Auckland, Captain BRIDGE, with the Mails
of the 20th, sailed this morning for Gottenburgh.—
We have had continued gales from the N.W. and
S.W. for these several days past; several sloops, corn
laden, that were at anchor in the Swin, have cut
and run for this harbour, and among the rest a Dock-
yard lighter, with the loss of her rudder, and an
American brig, prize to the Vtoo, laden with cordage,
hiving lost all her anchors and cables. The Au-
ottEssoa gun-brig has this day arrived from stress of
weather also. We had yesterday a remarkable high
side, but as the wind was well to the northward, there
*es little damage done by it. Several Dutch schuyts
appeared of the harbour to-day, rather a novel sight
to us for these two years past. We understand they
were employed fishing for herrings to the North word,
under a licence from our Government; but, ir) con-
sequeace of the gales, are obliged to come under thn
land. Wind W.S.W. and more moderate.
SWANSEA, OCTOBER 11.
The vessels reported to be on shore on the 19tho
have all got off, with trifling damages, except the
Jeanne, Sophia, and Providence, the latter will be a
total loss.

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YARMOUTH, OCTOBER It
Arrived yesterday the GALLANT. Lieutenant Ceow,
from Gottenburgh, with dispatches from Sir JAME 9
SAMUEL, in the VICTORY. She left Gottenburgh
oa the 17th inst. at which time no packets had ar-
rived, and sailed this morning tie THISTLY, with
above, for the Non; sailed also,the WArcHeut, for
fit& Remain in the Roads Solebay, Watchful, and
Primrose.—Wind W. S. W.
GREENOCK, OCTOBER lg.
The Henry Dandass. Beatson is released from quarantlne.-..
Arrived yesterday morning, the Lord Gardner, Coverdile, from
' Maki, and Gibraltar, and put under quarantine at Holy
dy ayes's; from Sc. Petersburgis, with hemp, be.
rani OM 01020vd. liked in July, with a convoy and 500 ado
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CART MARKET, MARL LANE. OCTOBER 23.
Om Market, to-day, had a tolerable supply of samples from
some of the vessels on their way up the River, and Wheat la
beavy at Wednesday's prices, buyers keeping r notli Mosby,
when a large supply is expected. Oats both dull and heavy, at It
reduction of its. per quarter' and expected to lower more Defoe,
the close of the Market. All other kinds of Grain Znalntallt
Wednesday's prices.
MI:WM routes.
Per Qr: s. s. Per .124 s 4.
What, Kent & EMI 105 110 Wheat, Aatetiqa 11$ 1
---- Sulfolk, (new)100 190 -.--. Daums, '' : 19g go*lll-
-- Noefdlk 10$ rIo --- bade lei 117 Ise
Rye - 60 63 ---0- Hambee't
_&e. 305 lel
Barley . - 64 60 --.- Bribe* Red 112 12$
Malt - 94 180 Rye - - . 52 SS
White Peas (boilers) 1241 130 Barley . . 45 SG
brey Ditto - 74 79 1 Oats, Brew. - ./ on
'Small Braes- 94 100 -- reed. - - S
Tick Ditto - 120 ISO White Peas . -99 100
Oats, Potatoe - 50 53 Grey dim, - • 70 7*
1-- Polled . -48 53 Segal Beam - -50 911
--- Feed. - -42 50 Pleur, Amer. per bar. .79 75
Flows Per Sae* 106 110 Tick isms - •0$ NB
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 57H-,4 par Cott. 79,0-1 per Colt. 90190
Cots, $4f—fps act. 8b 52.-om. 4tpr.--Bonfls ads.*

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