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London, England, 1812-05-12 00:00:00

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COURT MAIIICE7*.

" ' fRICRS 07 ORAIN AT TN R. FOLLOWING MARICIST.
BA SINGsro II It, May 6.—Wheat 128 s Od to 15:35 Od per Quarter..
Barley 74s Od to 791. 04 'Beans 00s Od 'o 00s 041
Oats 485 ad to. 504 Odl Pease 04 ad to ow ad
jlread 2s t id. per gallon.
VIA lIIINIIZA 0, hiay 6.-Wheat tails 04 to 1545 Cd per Qr.
• Barley 70s Od to 80s Od 1 Brans 765 04 to BNR 04
Oats • 521 04 to 6tts Od Pease Ws ud to 76s 04
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, Bread Ss. Od. •
Ncwituav, May 7.—Wheat 105 s Od to 1574 Od per Or.
. • - Barley 705 Od to 80s (14 1 Beans 84s 04 to 84. Od.
• Oats 52s ad' to 63s Od I Pease ties 04 to 78s .0d
. i * Bread 2s. 10d.
I Hatttcy, 'May 7.—Wheat 105 s 01 to 150 s 04 per-Qr.
••Barley 58s Od to 76. Od 1. Beans 601 04 to 715 s Od
Oats 4os Qd to 53s od Posse 624 Od to 614 Od
. -.. _, .. Bet-ad et. 10d.
Dilltaill, Pday 7 -.-Wheat 1342 to 152 s 04 per Qr..
Nark/ ~- ,• .. • .711 s to 80. Beans. 68s to 02s
Oata•.. .• .. 51s. to 63s I Peas - Ws to Ws
.•-• - Average otWhear this day S 7 2s. 'pl. ..
. RZADING, May 9._Wheat 1185 04 to 152 s Od per Qr.
. Barle'y 66s Od to 80. I Beans. 76s 64 to 823 Od
Oats 48. s 04 to 61s I Peas dOs 04 to. 70s 04
. , Bread Ss Od. . ' '
&steamer, May 7.—Wheat 17s Od to 20s 04. Beaus Bs. 04.
to 9s. 6d. Vetches, WI to 00s per tuelsel. Barley 745. to stns.
Oats Ste. to 605, per 4uarter. Bread Its. 10d. Flour •t Ws. a sack.
Atotasrogro.!--Our,fair on Thursday Was tolerably well atten.
• decd. 'I he show of shags *as not large, but they were, generally
sp.-eking, la. gocd condition, and were soon isdaght up, at, a
• 14.wei price than tip ettpteed. • There Were a few lean cattle,
bu' the salt of them .wairtather dull. - .
PoarsisouTtt —me fine weather which this month has pro-
duCed. has so much improved the wheats in this neighbourhood,
that there is retry prospect at present, of an early and abundant

harvest.
Camay —Wheat fell considerably at our market on Satur-
day se'rntin, and we have 'lc, s oubt when the Spring business
in the etn.t.try is over, we shah have provisions ranch cheapar

than at prartn.
Breese I.—Potatoes have been for wale time pist so high as
*from itttl . to 1.14. per vane in our meats, but from several
parts or the country ..we have secuuttis .of the prices declining/
At X.lnleriek autl Ennis they are in great, abundance at fourpence
halfpenny per none, and•when the season is far advanced, they
immt be brought to the -markets in al) places. '1 he scarcity in
our market of late has 'seen occasioned prir.cipally by the faquers
being engaged iu sooting, &c.

• SECOND FIRE AT CA hreatincr..—Early on Sunday'
morning the:Sd inst. between the hours of one and
two. a second alarming fire was diStovered in Sidney
College : it breke.out in an. uninhabited apartment,
. andt communicating to`the inliabite:l part of the Col-
, lege, completely destroyed the fin niture of two adjoin.
ing rooms. .The dreadful element Wai first disco-
vered by some Members of a Club in that University,
ho were at that time returninghone. These Gen-
tlemen imniediately'alamted the neilibourhood,"anci
• in a Short tune engines were procured and the scene
of lioreor witnessed by a number of assisting specia-
tors.- The flames at first raged so violently as to
give.reasOn for apprehending the entire demolition of
that august and Ancient edifice, the destructive ele-
ment appearing to acquire strength and progress not-
, withstanding-every effort exerted to check it. -What
added still more to tiw distress which must always

attend so sad a scf:rf, one of the engines was dining
some time rendered completely ineffec• ii've by a tree.
which happened to stand immediately between it and
the fire, so close as to prevent its operation -; by the;
united force, however, of some men the tree was re-
moved in such: a manner as to give free play to the
engine, and at a little after f•ur o'clock the flames
were fortunately extinguished. The damage done
by the fire is not, very serious, though the loss sustain-
, ed by Students by the breaking of furniture, licc. in
the time of its removal to a Face of security, is •said
to be considerable. The Chapel. and Hall were filled
with furniture in order to prevent ,the flames from
reaching it. A tinder-box, made use. of probably by
the malicious incendiaries, has since been discovered
amongst the ruins of one of the rooms. There can
now no longer exist any shadow of doubt that the
fire was intentionally communicated, and it is indeed
a matter of very serious, nay, alarming consideration,
not merely to this Colhge in particular, but to every
other College throughout the University. .

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUII.DHALL.
May 12 W. Murray, Pall-mail-court, tailor, at 12. June 2.
•B. I'a7mer Old Jewry, yam-hanger, at 1. June 9. S. Sullins;
CQg eshaU, malster, at 10. May 30. F. P.A. railorff, Hatton-
- • garden, furrier, at 1. May •30 J. Irwin, Clement's-lane, mer-
. chant, at 12. ' Mal 30 J.E. Wilion, lioundsach,hardwareniali,
at 10. May 30. W. Ford, Beekink;ttin, maltiter, a: 11. May 30.
3. P. Woolley, Walham-green, hrew.2r, at 12. May 30..1 Lut-
yen,. Lloyd's Coffee-house, Insl.rance-brokrr, at 10. May 30.
G. Clamp and 1. Moore, Newport-street, warehousemen, at 12.
May 30. D. Phillips, Walbrook, tailor, at 10. May 23. T. Coot!,
klorttumberlanel-strert,nierchant, at 10. .
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
June D. E. and S. Jackson, B•Iston. jipani,ere, at 1, at Mr.
Laitcy. June 1. M. A. Sl..ney, Shiffnall, scrivener,
- at 2, at the Jerninghpin Arm4,"Shiffnall. May 27. R. Heyworth,
Grimsby, mc;cer, at 12, at the Ang.l, Glamford Briggs. hlay
26. E. C. Milburn and Co. Shields, ship-huilsjers, at 11, at the
Tuik's Head, Newcastle. June 9. Ann &Bringer, 8011/nit), dra-
per, at 12, at the Commercial Roe ma, Bristol. Intie.2. H. Eccles,
Beverley, cora. factor, at 11, at the '1 igur, Beverley. Jtine..l. J.
• and J. Birch, Manchester, cotion-merchants, at 11, at the Dog,
• Manebester. June 8. L. Peacock, Beier's)+, woolles.- diaper, at
11, at the Tiger, Beverley'. June 1. J. 1 ordidf, Leeds, wool-
• stapler, at 11, at the White Horse. Leeds.
CERTIFICATES, MAY se.

D. L. Pereira, Artillery place underwriter. D. Lewis, kfil-
ford, shopkeeper. .L Child, Crotched-mat/, victualler. T.
Etheriugtoo, Lawrence Poutuney:lane, "dr) salter.. J. Hewitt, St.
Jamees.striet,engraver. Could, Garry St, Mary, dealer. J.
Whittle, Liverpool, lailor. T. !Milner, Sheirield, rlerniay. I.
Purdy, Ludgate-fill% bookseller, J. Green,Deb ling, farmer. J.
• Wicks, Sodhary, tanner. E. Adams, Easingsrztke, shopkr.e/wr.
G. Gray, Pentonville, mariner. Z. Hu'thin, Beer-lane, insu-
ranceebroker. J. Garnet), Waterlng.diury, innkeeper. F. Hunt,
• $11140), butcher. J. Etuberly, Ship Inn-yard, corn-dealer.
DISOLU 1 lON OF PARTNERSHIPS. •
.' Fletcher and Rose, Strand, balserdashers. Carter and Lloyd,
Cracechurch-street, hosiers. Cromblehtrane and Co. Saltord and
• Loridon, thread-manufacturers. Starner , and Eli*, Plymouth,
deapeTs. k. and . i;cotr, Fencliurch-street Chambers, ship-
brokers. Wdliants and Wa!ker, Dar tford, attornies. Lewis and
' Co. Norwich, drapers. \Wedgwood and Co. tit. Dennis, potters.
Ritton and Maguire, Rickagate,tatters. 1V..11$ and Co. Philput-
lane, grocers. J. J. and J. Cavite, Yowl], dowlas-rnakers. tan-
sum and Co. Tower.stscet, ship-brokers. Lodworth and Mar-
' Leeds, surgeons •
alien, .

At Buraledon, `che Lady of Litottnant M'Coy, R. N. of a
At ouuthampten, the Lady of Lieutenant Shalwell,:3sth
"intent, of a lull
At Hue the Lady of Colonel Conway, of a son. •