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Amin(' the -Lady Louisa- packet with a Mall from
Passage, in 10 days* by her we 'urn that Pamptuna
wax hourly expected to fall—the Ciirribun being re.
(Weed to a state of starvation.—Wind S. to W.S.W,

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PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER R.

Arrived his Majesty's ships vgEEN' CHARLOTTE and
ORESTES. from Plymouth ; CENTAiJR, PARNEMARKS
CREOLE, and WOLYERINP, from off Cherburgh.—
Sailed the Strap sloop of war, on a cruize. CAune
taco harbour the SHANNON frigate. His Majesty's
ship 01107.13 takes conyoi back to Plymouth.--
Wind S.W, blows strong,

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PL,YMOTTrii, NOVEMBER 6. ,
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ArrivedLlASULlsa gen•brig, with the TORUS
and Sally, from Oporto—the remainder of the fleet,
about 15 sail, pused up Channel on Thursday last,
under convoy of his Majesty's ship STATELY ; the
American schooner Amiable 4 from France, in ballast,
bound ,to America, sent in. by his Majesty's chip
MAGNIFICENT ; the Aluloar schtioner, with a fleet of
transports, from Passage ; and the SYINIA atter,
from the coast of Spain. paned the PassIDENT fri-
gate, for Cork i awl his Majesty's ship MADAGAsCAF,
an a ctuize.—Wind S.E.

DEAL, NOVEMBIO s.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Lrtrayttax and Mo-..•
iac6z, from Portoonuth, to join 'Admiral YOUNG%
fleet in the North Sea. The Indus East Indiainan
lost two anchor* and cables in the llamas last night r
she has hew supplied with others from the shores and
remains with his Majesty's ship. and the outward...
bound. Arrived also the Ann and Pisa, and FeliT
city, from Oposto.j Providence, from Lisbon n 4
the Resolution, from :Orfocleira ; and are sailed, witlif;
several others, tar -the ItiveTrieW '44 S.W.

A eirettoustsnee, highly characterestic of British
sailors, mcorred litely during the contest between'
the SCYLG4 and the WEIZA.—.Two ensigns being
hoisted on board the former, a tar remarking three
balls to have passed through one-of them, ezcinimed
to bis messmate, a D—n my eyes, Jack, but they
have made a pawnbroker's shop of us I"

Yesterday Sir VI GIBBi baying been appointed'
Chief Baron of his Majesty's Brcbequer, took the•
customary oaths before the Loaq Cuascatuaa, and
then took his seat in the Ercb •
GRAND PRDESTRIAN SaTc4:-IPTl\e' grand race in
contemplation between Captain &fractal and Capt.
Fermata, which at present is only in embryo, will
not precisely be " the Omit Sunbury Match," but
a feat far surpassing it. Tile proposed distaiwe it
120 miles, to be performed in the north of 4nglAnd,
within a given number of successive .hourt, and Cap.
tain BARCLAY, with reference to the personal disqua.
lifications of his adversary, has in ignaaintousl y agref4
to give Captain Farastan an hoar at itartidgt,
grand Woollen* fadoa.4o. oat 61 be le4d
rnsr.--Only One Day: to Draw. and Two. Prizes of
420,000 yet in the Wheel, besides others of 430004
11000, 4600, 4200, dm. All of which must be
Drawn on Thursday 'next, when the State Lottery
will finish Drawing. The Wheel gneireilld ;Wig=
o'clock in the morning ,
9.—Wednesday last die Lottery begins Draws
in:ipyrhen the Ticket, No. 2 152.en6tled tcr 41050,as the
Fug-drawn Prize above st2i), and the largest Capital
• drawn, was sold in One. Quarter. Two Eighths, and
tight Sixteenth Shares, at the Old Established and
Fortunate Offices of CARROLL and Co. 7. Cora*,
and 26, Oxford.atreet ;. where, in the last Lottery.
was sold, No. 2262, a Prize of 41000, in Twelve
Shares ; and No. 543, the last Prize of £10.0% iu
Sixteen Sixteenths. On Thursday next the .14ottefy
wiU finish.—the Wheel is very Rich, it contains Twc.
Prizes of 420;000, and Seventeen other Capitals,—
Tickets and Shares, Warranted Uuchawa, vt,oa
Sale as above.
• Bow-srurxr.—Earlyon Sunday morning the house
of Mr. Navarra, in Devonshire,street, Queen-square
was robbed of a quantity or plate. Yesterday Richard
Fiend, servant to Mn. Nrwros, was examined on
ilispition of the above slobbery, and was remanded
for a further examination. •
BREAD.—This day the LORD Mayon, after in.
specting the Mealweighers' returns, ordered the price
to continue the sante as last week —lourteen-pence
the quartern loaf. •

AVERAGE PRICE of CORN 1)1 ENGLAND and WALES,
from the returns ending the 90th of (Ictoberj 11313.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oafs. Beans. Pease.
s. • 01. I d. s. d.. 1 s. •d.I s. d. Is. d.
94 10 66 11 .50 7 133 1164 6 66 R
The average Price of Sugar, Computed from the returns made
ig the week ending the vd of Novemlatt, I. 58s. 71d. per cwt.
RCTyIN or WittAt IN MARK-LANE, (Mtn °Aber SS. to Oct.
$O, Total 9,7111 vs.... Average 84s. 54.-42. sad. lower
than last return.
'RETURN OF PROVO fern October 23, to Oct. 2g.—Total 16,314
sacks.—Average 79, ett lower than last mars.
NEWOATI ANA) LEAVENHALI, MAILKE r.
Beef, per 3U313C, St 134 to 4s • ad. Veal fie Od to 6s
Mpttan - Is 04 to 5s 64. Pork 7s Od to 8s Od
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROIK;H MARKET.
Bgs. Pockets.
Kent 61 Os to 91 Ot Kent 71 7s to 101 10,
Suases bl Ss to at Os &tele& 71 04; to 91 91
&beg e 1 Os to 101 Os Farnham 161 Os to 181 of
PRICE OP COALS—COAL MARKET, NOV. 8.
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• Ships st Market Sold Pmts.
701 Newcastle 47 SOs.N. to %ta. id.
13 Sunderland I t 50s. Od. to 591. 6d,
1 Welsh 1 65a.
S Cinders 11 • S9s. Od.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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