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London, England, 1811-07-12 00:00:00

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3RITISII PRISOMEn dfr FERDOW...
-The names of the Gentlemen, whose arrival from
Verdun we noticed yesterday, are Messrs. Bnowx,

BOOM, VENtiALL., and Etacx. The following is a
List of Naval Officers, Prisoners of War At Verttun,
May-22, 1811, with which We have been favoured,
through the kindness of the above Gentlemen :
• Pot: CA rrAtto.—SlrThomas Lark, Knight, Blanche; Chas.
Otter, Proserpine; Fuse, Cambrian; Tracey, Dauntless; Mil•
ler, Hostage; lisle, Passenger.
Comm aunt as.--Blennerhasset, Challenger; Walker, PAWS..
ger ; Brown, ditto.
LITUTIN ANTS, COMMA NDICRS Or GUN Bittias.---Tbomas,
Grappler; Wingate, Biter; Imes, Woodkrk ; Norton, Ince*.
rate; Johnston, Magpye ; Higninson, , Pigmy ; Shuldham ;
Bryack, Dove ; Donaldson, Gun brig; Milne, Cutter; Stewart.
Jackal': Taylor, Gun Brig; Miller, Racer.
Liao TV.: • N TS. —LaMbert, Shannon ; Fennal, Minerva; Cra-
ters:, Cruiser; Ingham, Wolverine; Pridham, Hussar; Lut-
widge, ditto; 'luckily, Calcutta; Donr.ovan, ditto; Collis, ditto ;
Penny, Ranger; Carlyle, Leader; Tapper, Dauntle.s; Fabian,
ditto; Carslake, Proserpine; Boyle; ditto; Rigby, ditto; Bas-
tian, Blanche; Allen, ditto ; Apreece. ditto; Nory, Goldfinch;
M'Kenz.e. Maidstone; Stewart, Alcesik ; lernoise, ditto; Wit.
Us, Vincego ; Hall, ditto; Richards, Constance; Conn, I isnot ;
M'Dougald, Passenger; Davis; Davison' Snell, Minotati;
Smith, Donnegal; Crosby ; Hawkey, Minerva ; Thorley, Ira-
petrul ; Acasta ; Saundersy Spartiate.
Su a-Li tUTEN ANT5......R005, Woodlark; Burn, Teaser; Scads
define; Kingdom, Inveterate.
Mat STEIL 3.--reooch, Shannon; Bishop, Constance; BrOWV,
Calcutta; Hazell, Ranger; Fraser, Shrldrake; Hike,, Vir.crgo;
Brown„ l'roserpine ; Mentor, Arethum; Taylor, Blanche;
Tbompson, Minotaur; Fillalor, Thunder's.; Long, Briseis ;
Jack, Linnet; Edwards, Milbrook ; Foster, Racer; Baynce.,
Mina; Bateson. Woodlark; Handyslde„ Inveterate ; Taylor,
Gun brig; Little, Gun Brig; 12•Naman, Blazer; Adamson,
liken; M'Dougall.
Su • 6110 N s.—Allen, Minerva; Bell, Shannon; Graham, Hus-
sar ; Brenham, Blanche; Conning, Proserpina; Lomond, Vin-
cego; Hughes, Dauntless; Gadbehere, Challenger; Abbott,
Racer; Taylor, Hostages
ASSISTAN T.BO unto NS.—MOyer, woodlark; Welk, Mon-
key; Patterson, Blanche; Hogan, Invite ate; Jones, Minotaur;
Hunter, Passenger, Hadon, Hussar; Gordon, Minerva; New-
man, Hussar; Roberts, Calcutta; Gray, Bristol 'lender.
Pu RS s.—lfyslop, Shannon; M•S'lllhn, Atalanta; Wilson,
Diligence; Wilcock, Blanche; Ellis, l'raserpine ; Haley, Am-
phion ; Innis Ranger;, Cumming. Constance; Corbyn. Gold.
finch; Richardson, Caallesiger,• O'Sullivan, Dauntless.
MIDS/11 PUY. N.—Mars.den, Weatherly, Weymer,
Gilpin, Robertson, Mahatioy, Knipe, Pace, Vine, Nicholls,
Hopktnson, Mcv:tague, Wikiy, Barclay, Street, Homer, Law,
Greig, Jackson, sen. Jackson, jun. Pryce, Schackelcen, O'Brien.
Hart, Elvy, Fisher, Slingsby, Waller, Morris, Walker, Munro,
Webb, Monett, I.aboste, Atkinson, M`Doufal, Kneashaw,
M'Graa, Lisle, bald, Williams let Williams rd. Fosbe, my
Lord Boyle, Dupre, Handley, Brothers, Paynter, James, black,.
more, Scott, Port., Vrrrett, Reynolds, Radford, Lerwortby,
Worth, Hamilton Ist. Hamilton nd. Devonshire, Bateman,
Derovate, Maisel, Stockings, Legg, Sheers, Bee, Atkin, Rol-
Ens, Creek. Stork Hams, Allan, Wilson, Chappet, Whitfield,
Wilkie', Hales, RCidnun Thomas. Blake, Herbert, Parknian,
Letzhford. Beck, Ablarrirld, Aunty, Heed, Jenson. Marriott,
Marsh, M`Kay, O'Hanesey, Thompson, Corderoy, Rind,
Westlake, acting Sub-Lieutenant.
OTrIC&RS ILLONOING TO Tut ROYAL, !AAILINt
Stancty, Major; Ramsay, Brevet Rank; Ridley, Captain; Far-
mer, Cantain ; Jones, Captain; Phillips, Captain; Alexander.
Captain ; Bignell, Captain • bell, Lieutenant; Sampson, ditto;
Eckfotd, ditto ; Blakeney;ditto; Morgan, ditto.
Gut,' NEa Vincrgo ; Leonard, Calcutta.'
CAR!! NT I.R.S.Herd, Calcetta.
BOATtWAlNS.—Gilligati. Shannon; Latimore, Blanche.
PILOTS.—Pope, Atherton, Rose, Pricur, James, Steadtnan.
Ribour.
Henry Stanhope, Midshipman, and Hugh M'Farlane, Lieu-
tenant, East India Company's Service, are condemned for six years
to the Galley's, for attemptir.g to make their escape from Yes.lini.
Lieutenants Arnold and Bunn, died in May, 1511.

A Gentleman is just arrived from Antwerp, and
from his report of the stare of things in that quarter
the rest of the Continenf may be pretty well judged
of. He informs us, that there are not less that 4003
culprits employed on the works of Antwerp, the most
of them on account of offences in relation to the con-
script Taws ; the severity of the French Government
not being confined to the conscripts themselves, who
had endeavoured to escape, but extending itself
Prefects, Mayors, Magistrates, and other Municipal
officers, who had charge of the districts in which such
escapes took place. Many persons of this description,
possessing property, and of the greatest respectabi-
lity, were among the workmen. Our informant re-
cognized some of his mercantile friends in chains, who
in happier times, had held the first offices in the prin.
cipal towns and cities on the Continent. From them-
selves he learnt the cause of their sufferings, and
that some of them had been sentenced to fiv:, and
some to ten years hard labour, for suffering a con-
script or two to escape in their districts. This Gen-
tleman, also, not being a British subject, was at I il)erty
to travel through Fiushing, where he had an oppor-
, tunity of examining the grand dock which was bloam
I up by the English on their evacuating the island of
Walcheren ; and upon this subject he states, that the
Fstrocrnacthio lni.a d not made the least progress towards its re-
A duel was fought on Tuesday morning, at Hat-
ton Shrubbery, near Esher, Surrey, between a
tenant JARDINE of the army, and Mr. COLLSII,ILL, a
Volanteel Officer, iu consequence of a dispute at
Vauxhall-Gardens, on Monday night. The challenge
was given by the latter Gentleman, in consequence of
the former having taken some unauthorised liberties
with his sister. The Lieutenant was badly wounded
in the thigh.
The price of wool of every kind experienced a
very considerable reduction at Hereford fair on Mon-
day last.
At Norwich Corn-market on Saturday fast, very
little business was done. Barley sold from 144. to
16s. per coomb. Wheat 38s. to 40s. Oats 136. to
14s. Beans 18s. to 19s. 6d. No peas at market.—
The Cattle-market on Norwich-hill was abundantly
supplied with stock sheep and lambs, hut tound few
purchasers, the latter selling from £l5 to £'2l per
score. There was a good supply of Scotch beasts,
but the sales that were effected did not produce so
much as they lately sold for • we may quote them
rather under Bs. per stone.—Mr. Clarke of Burgh
Apton, produced 15 fat Merino sheep, and sold at
about Sid. per lb. Fat lambs averaged Bd. pet lb.
and fat mutton Std. There were but few tat beasts,
and those obtained 10s. 6d. per stone readily.
CORN•MARKET, JULY 12.—The Market to-day has
few further Arrivals of Wheat, and not much of re-
maining supplies, which is mostly second, with infe-
rior again extreme heavy sale, and rather gives way
in price—Barly and Malt remain at little variation—
White Peas likewise—Not many Grey, or Beans of
either kind, and they support the late advance—The
supplies of Oats are again short, and sales thereof
named a trifle elharer. Flour continues a the late
quoted prices.