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London, England, 1810-03-23 00:00:00

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• PLYMOUTH, MARCH 2!.
The Aso ocia, Mind t;. Serapis store ship went out of har-
boar this afternoon, to Cawsand Bay ; and l'Assroaca (Hesse
went out of harbour to the Sund4 Arrived the Fancy hitt('
cutter from Roche'ort. Sailed the *Ant:MARDI, of 74 guns, 'cr
the Downs ; Corirctcr gun brig on a cruise; THUNDER mod
ETNA bombs for Cadiz ; Acr. cox shop on a cruise; PoirriA
East Indianan ; EARL SPINCER and SPRIGHTLY EMITS with a
convoy of SO sail, for the Downs; and the Do rit:4 E sloop cif w.:r
tor the %Vest Indic,.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH Si. •
Arrived the HU3SAR frigate, (with bit laiaLs SAUMAR El on
board) from Guernsey; the VANGUARD man of war, from Ply-
mouth; and the COQUETTE sloop of war, from a cruize.—Sailei
the Noaci man of war, for Lisbon ; and the HOPE shop of war,
on a crtizc.—The TYRIAN sloop of war takes convoy for the
Downs in lien of the HOPE; and the Psitslail sloop of war
takes convoy •Or the West Indies in lieu of• eke GRASSHOPPRR.
NV kid .5.W.
DEAL, MARCH 22.
Came down from the River the Prehton East-Indianian, and
sailed with a large fleet of outward-bound, tinder convoy of the
CRANE sloop of war, for Portsmouth. Several ships have passel
through the Downs to-Jay:—Wind N. E. •
YARMOUTH, MARC!-. 22.

=MEIN=

The ships mentioned yesterday, in the Offing, were the ORIO
and SATURN, of 74 guns, to join the grand North Sea Ficet,
which is to rendezvous in these Roads, previous to tistir
up the Baltic. This morning arrived the CA utorz sloop, and
has brow ht in with her the following ships, via.—Huffnell, C.
Janson, Jorgen, LUND Mitten, and the Ellenor, HANSP!CRS,
all from Bergen, and laden with Lb and oil. Sailed the CH AN
TICLR ER to the Downs, with convoy.—Ships in the Roads w!:n
the above, Edgar, 74 ; Roehcsk, Oriel, Sheldrake, Badger,
Bravdagerin, Brtiizer, Redbreast, and Britomart gun-brags;
Cheerful and British Fair cutters.—Wind N.W.

TORBAY, MARCH 20.
Yesterday his Majesty's sloop ALERT, convoy for Newfonn3-
land. made her appearance off 'reignmouth, and after Bring se-
veral guns to announce her approach, and making the necess..try
signals to the merchant ships to put themselves under her pro-
tection, she last evening run down off Dartmouth to give the tv!-
cessary notice there. This afternoon she returned to Torbay to
collect all the stragglers, and is now underway with theni, having
a fine breeze from the E.N.E. and delightful weather.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
GRAVISEND, MARCR 2e.—No arrivals.—Sailed the British
IJnion, Robson. for St. John's; the Victory, Sterling, for Dublin
the Britannia, Mitchel!, for Trinidad; the Jubilee, Deanna, for
Surinam; sad the Bird, Pringle, for Quebec.

F.LIAB HARVEY, Esq. r.ho was broke for disrespect
to Admiral Lord GAMIER, was restored to his rank
of Rear-Admiral of the White on Wednesday last.
Admiral Sir JAMES SAUMAREZ arrived le town.
yesterday, preparatory to Mc resuming his comtnand
of the British fleet in the Britic.
Letters from the Mediterranean state, that a British
squadron, under the command of Sir SAMUEL HooD,
has passed the Dardanelles, in order to act against
Russia in the Black Sea.

A Cartel from Morlaix arrived at Plymouth oir
Tuesday, having six English Ladies passengers, who
came home with leave of the French Government
from Valenciennes and Chantilly. They left our un-
fortunate countrymen as well as their situations would
allow them to be. These Ladies have been absent
seven years. The five cartels which sailed from Ply-
mouth last Saturday, bad not arrived when the cartel
left Morlaix.
Yesterday was the day appointed for the completion
of the plan of the CHANCELLOR of the EMI/QUER for
s.the funding of £BOO,OOO of Exchequer Bills. Tne
"ascription was filled as it were instantly, and many
persons, who were not present at its opening, were
shut out. Among this number were many of the very
first-rate men of money, andaome who had sold stock
for the purpose of purchasing Exchequer Bills for the
occasion, who will lose in the transfer of property, in
some instances, not less than five per cent.
Yesterday a meeting took place of the Bank Dire&
tors, which did not last more than ten minutes. it
was determined that the dividend should be the &mai -
as the last.
We understand that licences were yesterday refusel
by the Board of Trade for the importation of com-
modities of any description from France. Thirty-two
ships'are now, however, in progress of lading for
France, with tin, train oil, logwood, indigo; and a
great variety of other articles used in dying. In con-
sequence of this unexpected source of demandl mer-
chandise of this kind has risen in our markets.
The following is in circulation as the substance of
the Resolutions on the subject of the Scheldt Enquiry
'to be moved by Lord PORCHESTER ors. Monday. The
first Resolution condemns the policy of the Expedi-
tion. The second is levelled against the appoint-
ment of Lord CHATHAM, and the last Resolution de-
precatesthe continuance of our troops on the Island
after, the grand object of the Expedition had failed.
Yesterday se'nnight about half after one o'clock in
the Morning, the turpentine manufactory of Messrs.
BARRETT and KEAYS, in St. Barry's, Cork, was disco-
vered to be on fire ; all attempts to extinguish it proved
fruitless,from the nature o f the combusti kilimateri als cm
the premises. The fire raged with great fury for'nearly
three hours, when the whole of the concern was con-
sunned. It originated in the still:house. No lives
were lost, and no injury has been sustained by any
other person, the-fire being confined within the walls
of the manufactory.
Tewkesbury fair, on Monday week, exhibited a show of fat
coifs unusually fine, they were not much in demand, but such as
were sold brought great prices.
At Ross Fair, on Thursday se'nnight, there was the largest
shew of cattle ever seen at this season. The sale was dull. The
horse an I sheep markets were not numerously supplied : and the
demand for them was brisk, and goad prices were given. Best
cheese sold from 765. to 84s. and second from 645. to 70$. per cwr.
CORN EXCRANOR, MARK-LANK, MARCR Y3—TO-day ACM
is a middling supply of Wheat, coastwise, and from the late fo-
reign arrivals of about 30,000 quarters, and several cargoes of
Flour' causes heavy sale ; and second, with inferior, are cheaper
—Barley and Malt incline downwards—in Peas and Beans, of
the two kinds, little fluctuation—New Ticks 34a. to 40s. par
quarter—Oats are in tolerable supply, nearly at last 'prices-110er
heavy sale, at the present. quotation.
as HIERAL CURRRNCY AS UNDRIL .
Wheat, 80s. 965. 1065. Beans, (old) 568; ets.
nue ditto, 1105. 119. Tick ditto (old) 49. 5.28.
Rye. 48s. 545. Oats 99. 255. SOL
"Rarity, 335. 475. Od. Poland ditto, 99. 39. VI.
Malt 706.79. . Potatoe ditto, ses. Od.
Zlie Pose (bonen), 684. 78s. Rape Said, 451. 501.
' ditit 071. 595.
Tine Flour Us. M.—Seconds 905.119.