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London, England, 1805-06-17 00:00:00

son) wounded, who was unfortunately !hot throegh ,
the body before the boat touched the ground, but
4 am happy to fay. from the care and attention of
Mr. WiLLIAT43, the furgeon, he is already rapidly
recovering ; the enemy had two killed and three
wounded.

Lieutenant OLIVER, leaving Serjeant DEMELOW, of
the Marines (who from his bravery and good con-
do& deferves great praile) with fix men to guard
the tort, and having been rejoined by Lieut. CAMP-
BELL, dallied on to attack the privateers, but to their
great mortification found they had failed the day
' previous or a cruize; he was therefore obliged to be
contented with taking poireffion of two fchooners,
laden with Inger, which he mon gallantly brought
away from alungfide a wharf, in fpite of repeated dd.
charges of mdfketry from the troops and militia
which poured down in numbers, from the furround
ing country. I Mould not have been thus particular
in recounting a circum9anct- which was not attended
with ultimate fuccefs, were it not to mark my ad
mit ation of the noble condud of Lieutenant OLIVER
in Co gallantly attacking and carrying a fort which,
with the men it contained, ought to have maintained
its pofiticm againft fifty times the number that were
oppofed ; but nothing could withaand the prompt
and manly fleps taken by that officer and his gallant
crew on this occafion ; and as, in my humble judg-
ment, the attempt was molt daring and hazardous,
and had the privateers been there, I doubt not but
fuccefs would have attended them, fn I humbly fm
licit the honour of notice to this moll gallant officer.
I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed

C. DA SHMOOD.

[This Gazette We announces the capture of the Napoleon and
El Fenix :Spaniili privateers, by his Map:ity's atip lopaze, Calt
Lakc.l

MARK-LANE.

CORN EXCHANGP, 7111115 17.
There are not many freth arrivals of Wheat coait-
wife to day, but a large fupply remaining, and hav-
ing a Cale to•clay by public atifika of upwards of
eleven thAerand quarters of foreign,•has the effe6l of
very few (ales the market ; fine is tcarce at lan
price ; other qualities further decline—Of Barley but
a (hort fupply, and in very (mall requett—Malt and
White Peas at little difference. Grey Peas and good
old Beans are'rather dearer. We have feveral arti•
vals of Oats, and they fuppori their price. Sales of
flour besvy. at prefent prices.
GENERA!. CURRENCY AS UNDER.
Wheat. 41$ Los. 86.. per. gr. Grei Peace 4114 to 46a.
Fine Ditto, 86a. 90$. 01 BCanSt 44%3
Rye, 48r. sax. oil. Tick Ditto Pa. 452. od
Barley, 3,24. 364. od. Oats, 241. 284. 304.
Matt, 641. 7c)e. od. Poland ditto, 32%. 33a od
White Peak, 443. 481. od. Rape Seed, c.c.s. cos.

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PRICE OF Fl OUR.
Fine Flow yss. to ;Bs. Seconds 6p. to 759. per tick.
'RON TYR LONDON OARRTTI, SATURDAY, JON[ 5.

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Average Price of Corn In England and Wale. front the returns
ending the Bth of June, sllos.
Wheat. 1 Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peale.
O. d. a. .L a. d. s. .1. s. d. a. d.
90 0 37 2 44 2 27 2 45 3 45 10

The average Pries of Sugar computed from the Return. made
in the week ending June 22, is 495. 6d. per hundred weight.
COUNTRY MARKETS.

POICIIII Of 01A111. AT Ttlt TOLLOWIP/0
lIAIINos rol[6.—Wlicat 76s td to soot cd per Q9aner.
barley 386 oi to 426 od I &SDI 486 6d to sts od
Oats 3os (Ado 3os CA Peak oos cd to. 006 od
_ -

Mat -Wheat 6.3 s od to 101 l ad per O.
Barley 42s od to Dos od I Beans sos od to 541 0.1
Oats 29. ad .0 34$ od Peale cos od to 006 od
Ntwsuftv.—Wheat pee od to toss od per O
Barley ses od to 42$ od Beans 49$ od to 50 od
Oats Sls ad to Sts od Peale sos od to oos od
Hasnet.--Nifbest 50 od to tors od per Q.E.
Tinley 34$ od to 01 od Beans 48s ad to sss od
Oats 26s od to sos 6d Peale obs od to oos od
Ratan:sc.—When 65s od to sus od per Qq
Barley 40s od to oos od I Beans 4{s od to sos od
Oats 27, od to sos oil Peale oos od to cos od
NEW COAL. MARKET, June 24.
Ships at Market. :Ships Sold. Prices.
54 Ne veca Me Coals 4o 422 ad. 495. 94.
Cannel - - o oos.
5 Sunderland , 3 401. od. 425. 6d.

GALWAY Execrion.—On Saturday fe'rmighr, in
coniegnence of Mr. tYRI having declined any further
cantett, Mr. Dears Bowes DALY war returned to
reprtfent the county of Galway, in Ireland.
Dusts.—Wednefday fe'nnight, a duel was fought
on Dalkey If6nd, near Dublin, between Captains
FARMER and MuaRAY, of the 47th foot. After ex-
changing two Riots each, one of which Rightly wound-
ed Captain MURRAY ; the Lieutenant of the Martell°
Tower on the Eland interfered, and the affair was
amicably adjußed.
Same evening, a meeting took place about three
miles from Cork, on the Kinfale road, between Lieu-
tenant B— and Enfign both of the South
Mayo regiment of militia, when the latter was fevere-1
ly wounded in the right arm and mouth.
Saturday the letters by the Leeward Ifland Mail
were delivered from the Poll Office. The Sparriate
centinued at Barbadoe. on the filth of April. The
Ofprey fent a detained American into Dominica on
the 24th. Le Curio*: and Hereux were at St. Kitt's
the 4th of May. The Jafun and Ofprey were well
at Tortola on the !tilt, on which day the St. Lucia
failed with three merchantmen for Et. Thomas.

--
His Majelly's Rore !hip Abundance arrived at
Portfmouth on Monday ha, after a paffage of five
weeks from Gibraltar. The paffengers by this (hip
are Brigadier General and Mrs. Daisy, Mr. %Vic.
me sow, the Honourable Captain and Mrs. CARDNER,
Royal Artillery, Captain DARBY, 54th Regiment,
and Doctor and Mifs Nowt. H. Captain and Mrs.
Gaanssa had been encamped, during the time the
fever raged, with Col. FYIR3 and family at Lower
Europa, near a lazeretto, built by Gen. O'HARA. at
the fouthermoft point of the peninfula. where they
enjoyed perfeft health, and were the only families
which altiigether efcaped that horrid difeafe.
Cov StIT GARDIIII in Saturday night this Theatre
doled for the feafon with Lover: Vow! and The Mid.
nizht Now. At the end of the play Mr. KIMBLE
came forward, and addretTed the audience in the I'd
lowing winds :
0 Ladles and Gentlemen, before she curtain et bps for this let-
fon, permit me to esprefs the high letife of gratitude which the
Proprietors of Covent Garden entertain for the dillinguilhed pa-
tronage which they have received at your hands. They truft that
this condercendlog encouragement will be a fufficient pie 'ge to the
public of their intention to perfevere in tiv,.f. rforts tor their
amufement. which they are proud to Mica Lave L•xn honoured
with fuch general approbation."
Mr. Ke mime retired amida kud plaudits from all
parts of the Hoak.