The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-17 00:00:00

THE EXPEDITION.

Poßmstoors. JCLY 15. Arrived the Sharpshooter,
Lieutenant Guldie, from Guernsey; and the Weymouth. with
Colonel Coebram's detachment on board. 800 strong, to join
tlte Expedition. They are made op of detachmeets of re-
giments from the Depot, in the Isle of Wight.
This massing, six Keukens of the 9th Light Dragoons em-
barked on board several transports, to join the Expedition:
they immediately went oat of the harbour.
West out of harbour the Harpy, Corfu, Massey.
• AMY 16.—This morning, at foss o'clock, the troops en-
camped at Snotb-Saa Cosmos, in Stokes's Bay, brukc op ;
and at he o'clock they began to embark on board the men of
war at Spitbead. The arrangements for their embarkation
being previtmly Made, and the mesas being extemive, the
wbcle of the troops, which consist of more than 12.030 men,
were embarked before nom. Captains Somerville, Garth.
Ward, and Bowes, of the Navy, coodamcd the embarka-
ion. Upwards of 900 boats assisted on the occasion. It is
e %peeled that they will be ready to sail on Tuesday morning.
There are 21 sa4l of the line at Spitbead; bet the whole
force will eistaist of 36 sail of the liwt, Si frigatt.•, and 61
sloop. boats" and gun-brt-,s, besides upwards of 200 sail of
gen-brigs, of light draught of water, which have been fitted
for the occasion. Sir Eyre Coate kluge to town again, for

The Ilawke has ■ade the sival for convoy to the coast of
Africa.

Dovra, JULY 16.—fleveral transports, having on bard
the 71st Regiment, pried this morning, from Partnnuath, to
the Domos.

The Staf, boron, &c. of Major-enteral Sir Wm. Er-
skine, Ban. were embarked yesterday tro board the ship Clif-
ton and Mary, Chiltern. atpi Ceres brig (tiainpartb), which
wills:ail lint fair wind to the Downs.

The 2Utti, 53111, and 921 regiments left this place this morn-
ing, fur Leal, to be embprked.
The 434 regiment marched in to-day, and the 524 follow
to-morrow frost liborneliff, Weeding to go on to Deal, to be
ewharked.

The second West York Militia left Ilmboarae Lea yester-
day, for Chatham.

THE MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANOL-JULY 17.

°mingle the p.reseateinhai go on the coast prevgnting fresh
arrivals of gruia in general. fro sales at that bead are erect-
ed during the cantina:owe thereof—Wheat about 3s. per
quarter dearer—ln Barley and Malt little variation—Peas
and Beans of the two description' liken e—'l'itere are consi-
derable remaining supplies of Oats. Faintly foreign; Goa
samples thereof are quoted rather higher.—k lour foil at. last
quotation ; floe ikuseritan, 4Ss. to s••h. pie quarter.
CURRENT PRICES:
Wbeat.• 656. SOO , Tick Beam, -- - 50".
The ditto - - - - • 1%. 254.
Rye. - - - - 465. 30t. Poland ditto - - - 5;4. •Jus.
Barley, - - to —O.
Mali - - - "C 46 .430.
W. Peas ( Bo'de's) 955. 101 n. Fine Flour -- - - 755.
(key Peas, 44:5. Secoods
Beaus - 565. bets.

•MITHFIELA—Joey 17„

Ttsiksk the Mal, per stone of 81b.
Beef... •51. Od. to 6s. Yd. Head of Cattle this day :
%lotion Od. to 6s. Oil. I Beasts
Veal ...is. Od. to 71. Od. ! sheep and Lambs. •• • 16,100
Pork bJ. to 6s. 4d. I Calves
Od. to 71. Ckl. I Pigs
HAY-MARKET.
Hay 6l Os. 03. to 71. 7s. 01.
Straw
Clover

The Freoch Flotilla sailed on Thursday last
from Boulogne, and had reached half way between
that port and Calais, when they were obliged to
put back by an adverse wind. Some letters state
the amount of this flotilla to be bet a een 400 and
300, and othisrs at aLout '250. It is, however,
certain, that they have been obliged to put hack.
It is supposed that they were destined to Flushing.
The Envoy sent from Hayti by Potion, with a
view to obtain from this Government a supply of
military stores, or permission to buy a certain
quantity of muskets, &c. returns home in a few
days without accomplishing the-object of hii
sion, Ministers having determined not to take any
part whatever in the civil war which desolates that
unfortunate country.
The Tyroleans have levied a fino of 8,000 florins
on the Jews at Hoenems, for buying church.plate
from the suppressed Conveuts in the Tyrol.
The course of exchange between Vienna end
ll,Augsburg, in the middle of the last month, was,
;settordiog to thisCorksopondraten, at Mt per cur.
not florin.