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London, England, 1806-03-17 00:00:00

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MUCCI or [DRAIN AT TNI IFOLLOWINO U I.
BANNOSTOICa.—Wheat 64, od to 78s od per Q.srter.
Barley ass od to 4711 6cl ream sea od to od
Oat. asps od to 341 od Peale ow od to 0011 od
MAI —Wheat 700 od to Ise od per Q.
Barley 28a od to 3M od Bsssa od to ssa od
Oats $9B od to ses od Pests eos od to 4411 Od
blawsuar.—What od to Bso od per Q.
Barley ass od to 311 od I Beam od to 581 od
0010 1101 94 to als od Peale od to 431 od
od to 821 Od per Q.
Batley scs od to sts od I BUDS 384 od to Sp od
Oats 4441 od to 'las od Peak 361 04 10 43. od
READlllo.—Wheat 706 od to Soo ed per Q.
Barley oes 6d to 30. od Baas 3co ad to Os od
Olt/ 2411 6d to sos od Peale 405 od to aes od

BRIGHTON, MARCH 14.

A day fo truly inclement as Wednefdaylall proved,
has not occurred in this dittria for many years pall.
From break of day to day-clNre' the wind blew ex-
ceediagly keen and brills from the North, accom-
panied by a fhower of fnow that continued, without
a moment's cellation, to fall, for upwards of twelve
hours. By four o'clock in the afternoon, the greets
here, to bodes and carriages, were nearly impaffable,
and but very few pedeftrians could adventure from
their bonito. The Rage coaches from London to
this place, with an extra number of Ise/ries, at a late
hour in the evening, but with extreme hazard and
difficulty, happily reached the place la fafety. The
coach from Chichefter, after a narrow efcape of being
istimerfed in the mud of the river Adds, was compel-
led to Rop at Shoreham, from whearaix;totirth heavy
cart horfes, after tome hours hard 6. It was
dragged to this place. /.
The moll melancholy accounts which the incle-
mency of Wednefday, however, produced in this
neighbourhood, were as follow s The firm, from the
Immenfe (well which a Rrong northerly wind invari-
ably occafions in that part of the Channel, two of our
Using boats were in a moll perilous &nation, for
many hours, off &achy Head; one of which, H.
MAILIFORD, owner, eventually funk; by which ac-
cident H. Masaroan, his fon, and apotherperfon,
periffied. The other boat weathered the gale, and
arrived here in fafety..
A &cool melancholy catalltopbe we have to relate
in the unhappy fate of Mr. W. Nemo., a baker of
this town, and a man Much and dekrvedly eatemed.
Mr. NIVILL had taken refreffiments at the Public-
honk, at Copper's-Gap, about three miles from
home, at an ally hour in the evening, which bode
he fooeafter left on horfeback, to proceed for this
town. lb the morning, about eight o'clock, about a
mile eaftward of Copper's-Gap, Mr. N. was found
completely frozen to death, and conveyed, to the
tavern at Hove. His horfe was wandering about in
the (now, about half a mile from him, but had re-
ceived no injury. In Mr. Navizza's pocket were
found drafts to the amount of sool. :and calk and
notes to the amount of 571. Iss. which are all in fate
hands. The deceafed has left eight children, and a
wife pregnant with the ninth, to lament his lots.
Yeßerday the immenfity of fnow op the ground
prevented the Stage• Coaches as 0141. from leaving
this place for London. The Mail, which from Lon-
don generally arrives here before (even o'clock in the
morning, did not reach the town yeßerday until Come
time after one o'clock P. M.
Towards the evening of yellerday, however, a ge-
neral thaw took place; and this day we have had
many heavy fhowers of rain. The inundation at
this time, of the Suffex dialid, is indeed complete,
and prefents a fccne too defolate and dreary to be
defcribed.

Tucfday, the Pionourable Hamar Esteems took
the oaths and his feat in the Courts of Selimn sad
luiliciary at Edinburgh, as Lord Advocate of Scot-
and, as did Joint CLRIK,Efq. as Solicitor General.
Dr. BALFOUR, of Glafgow, prefented to Lady
Yeller's Church, in Edirthurgh, has declined to ac•
cept the prefentation.
Lord Jaw's Towesusen, foe of the Marquis, is
appointed Lieutenant of the MILAN frigate, Sir Ro-
' BERT LAURIE, Commander, at Portfmouth.
Mr. D. B. DALT is appointed Joint Muller Mater
General of Ireland with Mr. I'. SHERIDAN.
The Reverend Dean Waaauttrom is appointed
Fira Chaplain to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland.
The following is the return jai made to the lionfe
of Commons, of the importation of Spaerjh wool into
Great. Britain, in the coufe of the hall ten years, viz.
Years lbs. Ycars lbs.
1796 3 439,10 1801 6.538.674
/797 4.6c9,749 580 a 6,550 369
1798 1.609,:63 180.1 4,773411
1799 5.017.83 D 1804 71340.334
1730 R. 395,5171 rBoj 7.760.3.37
The Loyaliß Board in reland, inflituted in confe.
(pence of the Rebellion, have terminated with a
Ilatement of their funds, allowed and appropriated :
from which it appears, that the Board have allowed
678,2081. is. 2d. out of claims to the amount of
834,7101. 165. ; hot from which was deducted,
for claims put ins but not profecuted, 50481.
Sunday fe'nnight, Lieut. Col. for a wager
of coo guineas, rode, againti time, from the Cattle
Canterbury, to the Marlh Gate, Wellminlier
Badge, in three hours and 25 minutes, being the
dillance of 56 miles. The time allowed for the per-
formance of the journey was three hours and a half ;
AI Colonel coskqtantir woa 6y OTC atilY3lCi.