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London, England, 1818-01-26 00:00:00

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.

Hay .is Oa to .E 5 sa Straw Et Is,' to 44,. 71
Clover 4Osto 6 IOsI Rowen ... 0 00s to oof

EDWIL7LCIT, Jac. 21.—Our supply of Wheat was very limited
to-day, and 6ne was disposed of on rather better terms than last;
but ordinary and inferior were heavy, at former prices; best 445;
current 55s to 435. A good supply of Barley, which obtained
last prices • best 335 6d; current 26s to 325. A large supply of
Oats, which were particularly heavy, and a large quantity re-
mained unsold ; best, for seed, 32s ; current 255 to 50s ; inferior
9s to 20.. Old Peas and Beans 310 s to 56s ; New, 264 to 80s.
Estraus, Jaw: 23—We had a small supply of Grain at oar
Corn Market this doy, which may be partly accounted for by
the severity of the weather. Good Wheat still scarce, and the
demand for the quality offered for sale, very limited. Scene
speculators in Irish Flour at 28s to 295. Owing to the low prices
for Wheat and Flour, Oats met a more brisk sale, and about 6d
per barrel better than last Market ; Oatmeal in better demand,
but no alteration in prices. American Flour continues dull, and
prices nominal. Whiskey stationary.
Liyaaroot, Jaw. 20.—The supply to-day was short in the
extreme, but, from the languid state of the Market, it was fully
in proportion to the demand. All kinds of Wheat, as well as
new Barley, and Malt, were 6d. per bushel loweK; Oats 2d. ;
and American Flour, 45 to 5s per barrel. American Flour, 60s
to 63. per Bane! of 1961b5. net.
Wiwaszsraa, Jaw. 24.—Wheat, 80$ to 925—Barley, 3.5 s to
42s—Oats; 285 to 35s—Bread, 21 2d per gallon.
Prraasnum, Jaw. 21.—Wheat, £l9 to £22 per load—Bar-
ley, 36s to 46s per quarter—Oats, 24s to 295.
SALISZURT, Jaw. 20.—Wheat, 58s to 904—Barley 54s to 50s
—Oats, 24s to 32s—Beans 60s to 84s.
ALIZSIOLD, Jaw. 15.—Wheat, 60s to 861—Barley, 354 to 40s
—Oats, 265 to 355.
BASIN3STONE, Jaw. 15.—Wheat, 68. to 93s—Barley, 34s to
48s--Oats, Ills to Ills—Beans, 42s to 56s—Bread, 2s otd per
gallon.
FAIINNAM, Jaw. 15.—Wheat, 70s te 805—Barley, 50s to 445
Beans, 325 to 608—Oats, 981 to 30s—Peas, 40a to 441—Bread,
2.8 2d per gallon.
Dxstsas, Jaw. 15.—Whoat, 44s to Soa—Beans, 29. to 39s per
sack—Barley, 38. to 584—Oats, 284 tO 51s per quarter. s

Friday the remains of the late Right Honourable
GEORGE Rosa were brought from Cuffnells, and in-
terred in the family mausoleum under the Countess
of sAusßuity's Chapel, at Christchurch.
Accounts from Croxteth have been received, giving
the most flattering accounts of the convalescence of
the Earl of SEFTON. A bulletin has been published
by the medical attendants, stating that his Lordship
has had a succession of tranquil nights ; and that,
on Friday morning, he was greatly recovered.
We are happy to find that the funds for the Relief
of our Distressed Seamen and the Suppression of
Mendicity continue to increase. Contributions for
such purposes seem, indeed, scarcely to require an
argument or an exhortation to promote them.
Miss KELLY continues to meet with the most flat-
, tering approbation in Ireland. " Her Louisa, in The
Deserter," says a Dublin Paper, " was as perfect as
any thing can be imagined—it was, if possible, supe-
rior to her Albina, in The Will. In the Play she in-
troduced a ballad, in which she accompanied herself
on the harp; and in the Afterpiece she sung a re-
markably difficult song—both were encored. Thus,
in one evening did this accomplished young Lady
display her tragic, comic, vocal, and pantomimic
powers; and it is no exaggeration to say, that never I
was success more complete' than her's—never were
applauses more rapturous—never were they better
deserved, or more gracefully acknowledged."
Whoever consults a Map of the UNITED STATES
will see that Amelia Island and Galvestirain are the
most valuable portions of Florida ; therefore it is
quite natural to expect that the Americans will be as
desirous to obtain those two important Ports, as Ad-
venturers are to obtain the Three important Prizes of
£30,000 each among the One Hundred Capitals in
the present Lottery, which with upwards of Three
Thousand other Prizes of varied values, constitute
a Scheme unequalled since the 18 Geo. H. And in
addition to all the Prizes in Sterling• Money, Three
Blanks will receive Twelve Pipes of the best Port
Wine in the Kingdom.
Boxisw.—The Boxing Ring at the present mo
merit, it appears, is full of " big ones" ready to take
the field. Carter, formerly known as the Lancashire
Hero, but who now considers himself as the Cham-
pion of England, has publicly challenged to meet
any man in the kingdom.—( liver has also offered to
fight any pugilist except Cribb.—Spring, too, has de-
' dared himself ready to enter the lists with any one,
bar nobody ; and Painter will fight any thing living,
provided he is matched and backed by some amateur.
Sutton, the man of colour, it seems, is equally anxious
to recover his lost laurels, and presents his compli-
ments, in due form, to any geniman of the fist, who
may fancy him. Some matches are expected shortly
to be made, in consequence of the above challenges.
It might be asked where is Carter?—Purcell and
M'Carty meet on the 27th inst. within twenty miles
of London. The partizans of the new Irishman speak
well of him as to his capahilites—Duggon- and
Gudgeon will also appear at the same time. A des-
perate battle is contemplated between these latter
iheroes in miniature.—Davis, the milkman, is said to
• have challenged Hat for twenty guineas. a-aide.—
Carter and Gregson were amusing the fancy of Man-
chester, with their talents of sparring, at the Market-
house, in High-street, on Thursday week, to an over-
flowing house.