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London, England, 1816-12-06 00:00:00

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Waeerford - - 1 1 Hamburg!' •- 0 I
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Ouensey and Jersey .3 0 Gottettargb -. 0 0
Lisbon . . . 0 0 Models .. . 1 0
Hied • • - 0 1 Qutbre .. . 1 •
1 FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 3.
• Arrived the Francis, Gonomr, from Virginia,,.
sailed for Liverpool. &tiled tlie Pithead, HAato,
for Plymouth.—Wind N.N.E

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 4.
Arrived the Pilhead, HARVIY, trom Oporto.

PORTSMOUTtt, iiECEMBER S.

Arrived his Majesty's slips A I.Plleus, frqm Bre.
bay ; AcBAR, from Halifax ' • and Hope, t!, .n 1 a
cruize. The ALPHEUS bailedfr. m Bombay th,.2Bth
May. Isle of France 14th August, the Cape 27th oi
September. and St. Helena 17th October. In ht.
11. 49. long. Sb. 29. spoke the Mary Ann log
Bengal n
raiintd the
z saileldsle of France
frfan
st.iielteonr L'
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nrEd onngiaanidt w 1,13,1.
The 4
October. Sailed the Cuba, LtEKSSEN, f.r Chirlson.
• DEAL, DECEMBER 5.
Arrived. his Majesty's ship SEVERN, fr'm Posts.
mouth, and sailed tor the River; also the For
WArs, from Smyrna for ditto; and the Gustaf
Adolph, Lonssts, from Lisbon for ditto. Came down
from the River the Thetis, WARREN, for Jamaica.
DOVER, DECEMBER 6.
Sailed last night the Princess Charlotte packet,
Captain HALLANDS, with a Mail and passengers, lot
Ostend • and this morning the Lord Duncan packet,
Captain' HAMILTON, with a Mail and passengers, kr
Calais.—Arrived this morning the Lord Duna*
packet, Captain PASCOE, from Ostend, with a Mal
ad passengers.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, DECEMBER 5.
Rain Ewrsiro InwAans—The Veloeity, Stanton, from
I.lsbon; Benjamin Mury, Lawson, from Riga; the Elizabeth,
Banks, from Archangel; Minerva, —, from Liverpool; Vrnv
Christina. Dood ;Vrow Elizabeth, Swart ; Maria, Own.
Margaretha, Schippers ; and longe Klausingsna, Sol, from Am-
sterdam ; Alfred, Cummins, and the trusty, Crawford, boa
Peteroburgh ; Speedwell, (Creek); Catherig, Totem, trots
Stot•ln.; Favourite, tayllberg, from Claim; and Eliza, Dvricau,
from Dublin.
Ouvwaans—The Johannes, lebson, for Elsktenr sod Copes.
hagcn; • the Leeds, Robertson, fur Genoa and Leftism; Rove,
King, for Hamburgh; Triton, Lee-herby, for the hie of Fier,
Forts St.,George and Wallach, Bombay, and Prince of Walts's
Island; Duke of Kent, Brown, for Rouerdarc ; anal the Glor7,
Pomades, for Cakatta.

Halifax Papers to the 31st of October arrived this
awning, but are barren of any information.
What every body says must be true—what eery
body likes most be good. Every body s.tys the
Scheme of the present Lottery is a most cuelktit
ore, and every body likes it. As any body who
comes first must be served, nobody should bebek.
ward in making their purchases, else somebody must
be disappointed. 7
The importation of grain from the Continent pro
liaises to be more than adtpate to'the wants of the
oountry. When the Prussian brig Minerva, which
lately put into Portsmouth; with damage, lelt Dino
tic, there were nearly SO sail of vessels lading thee
with wheat for London and Liverpool.
CORN EXCHANGE., MARK LANE, Dee. 6.-1161
was. but little doing in the Wheat Trade this romp
frig, and prices are 2s. per quarter lower. Bole
was also very heavy sale, at a decline of 2s. pet vat
ter. The supply of Oats being considerable, andife
demand comparatively small, sales were all, st
decline of 2s. per quaiter. Beans are also 2i. ptl ,
quarter lower.• in other articles there is no alterative
Tow! oe THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS.-01
the day his Highness and suite left St. Albaul
Hduse,.on their way to Woburn, they st..pped A
'Barnet, where alley partook of some refrestanent
, after which they proceeded to Woburn, wi,ere
pissed the night. The next morning, after brzaLlan
diet to inspect the. Nebel. The Duke ant
puchess of Bstuvinin not being at home, his nigh
mess and sulte were received by his Grace's Stewir4
.who conducted the distinguished visitors through
th
'Abbey. the garden, and pleasure-grounds. 'fir
kessrarcl, being apprised of their intended visit, hta
prepared an elegant coaation, which they partnekti
and they were highly gratified with the .plectlit
rgagnitieenee of that noble edifice,. together with
Seatttilul scenery.ot the gsrdens and pleasure-grout''
His Highness and. suite then left Woburn, and (Met
at Towcester, on their way to Warwick, where rb,f
arrived and put up at the principal inn. On Tucitt.,!
morning, atter breakfast, they went to view tit
Castle, where his Highness was received by t!‘e IC.ah
4=l, who introduced his Highness and suite to f. 3
Noble consort after which fits Lordship conducts
his distitip,uished visitors: through the Castle, whi°
tlley highly admired. Hia Lordship then conductel
his Highness, fpllowed-. by his suite, to the rob
' dining-room, where a sumptuous breakfast, c,nsiettt.
ing of every delicacy in season, was prepared ;
which his Highness and suite took leave 'ot the N
host and hostess, and set out on their way to I>
min ham. *bete Sir Wietarst.Concaive will jog
his Highnesses .: • •
arrirrl
BiRNINOIL&M, Dec. 4. -.-The GRAND DUicE
at this. place at. tour o'clock, and was joined by Nt
W. CoNC:HRITIL - After dinner, he visited some of the.
manufactories. This morning, his Highness.set &L
in two Royal carriage. to pursue his inquiries
n*
.spring of the second carvings bloke, but no ill CO
l'quenee ensued ; the horses were immediately put 1°
another. He inspected the manufactory of Illokem,
and saw one completely-made. This with. the
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works, brass, topper, and iron•foundiries, engage',
6is Highness from ten to four o'clock. Tbe
bought some ten boards, waiters, and other 061
Tn.:Narrow bia Highness proceeds to.Pirb
thence to the DA, vtDirmeniege•
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