THE NATIONAL REGISTER.' LLOYD'S LISTS. Tbe Milan French National Brig, of 16 guns and 11$ meis, from Nantes. was taken at/th nit. by the Surveillante and Seine erigates, and arrived at Plymouth on Stinday.—She is laden with flour, fret' and nasal stores. • The Forsoket, Harrilaguist, rrom London to Nordkoping, was lost 16th ult. near Cariscrona. The Bruder, Radnean, from Revel to France, taken by the Britomart sloop of war; the Anna hlargaretta, Rosters, from Gottenbarg, detained by the African man of war; and the Yrow Elizabeth, import, from Amsterdam, detaiued by the Drake sloop of war, arrived at Yarmouth yesterday. The Frow Maria, Hook, from Gottenbarg to Stockholm, was lost between the 170 and 18th October eff Cariscrona.—Crew sa et'. The Traveller, Coulson. from Malaga to London, was captor - 0(116th October, 11 degreerSW of Scilly, by La Conziance French priviicer. frets St: Melee's. The Maria Dorothea, Freeze, from Petersburg, gut on shore year Orfordnem es Sunday morning. —Crew saved. The brig Nancy, of Plymouth. Foot, from North Shields, with coals, drove en Yarmouth Beach on Friday. but will begot off if the weather is moderate. The Maria, Wade, from London to Porismoutb, put into Rams,rate on Mon ti/ay, with loss of an anchor and cable, bowsprit, kc. having been run fora) of by the Diana frigate. The Means, Nicholson, from Salmi to Hull, *got on shore at Milford the id iastant, and received so much damage that tne ear„ must be d isehareed. . The Jeuny and Phoebe, Main, of Smaricriand, was taken the Ist iust.—Siece retaken by the Oberon sloop of war, and arrived at Dover on Sunday. Three ether colliers were captured on the Ist by the same privateer. The Piqueno, Alexander, from Lisbon to Palermo, was taken within seven or ei elk miles of Plerme, mid is serried into Gelta. The lirew Anna, Terveen; and the Jouge Jacob, Seward, were captured Seth ult. by the Brave French privateer. and carried bite the Texel. (Detch Papers.) The Jane, Thompson, (late Haseiwood) from the Canaries to London, was token in September by a French privateer, and carried into Calais. The sloop lost on the Goodwin Sands, as stated iu last List, proves to be the Pwrester, Cousins.—The crew saved. 'rbeJuilrotiw Rosina, Andres, from the Baltic, is lost near Carlscrona. Several vessels lest anchors and cables in the Deems on Monday night; among them, Ann, Woodall, bound to Rio Janeiro; Britaeuia, Daniel ; and Aspbalon, Purdy, from Quebec; Venelia, M`Donald, bound to Jamaica; Glory, Reanolds, and Catherine Skinner, from the Mediterranean. The Three Brothers, Asantsen, with corn, is sent into Yarmouth by the Car bone; frigate. The San Peter. Graff, from Alberti to Gottenburgb, is sent into Yarmouth by dm Chanticleer ship of war. The Amelia,Sargert, from Gottenburgh to Riga, is sequestered with her cargo at the latter port. The Coffee Planter, --, from Surinam to London, has been taken, retaken y the Hero privateer, and arrived at Fowey. The Elizabeth, Ma.ass,froin. St. Petersbrugh, is wrecked between 'tarnish a n d Orfordness. • The Fortuna, Perealeu,freria Pateleberr,b, is last off Shields. Cargo expected to be saved. The Drentheins, Prove, from Archangel to ir eintheim. taken by the Jolly Tar privateer of Plymouth, arrived at Liverpool on Monday. LONDO.X MARKETS. —waigar. • CORN hIGIIANGE. FRIDAY, Nov. 101. b-We continte te receive considerable Coro, &c. viz. Wheat, Oats, and Pease. • degree of the bales of most articles, with rather a revival of price calmly Barley, which is rather dearer.—White Pease, amended La value.—The prices generally were as under, Wheat ....., 85 a 90 Fine ditto Superfine lOB *llO Fine MOW... 111 a 0 ityte: . .. 48 it bit Pine (New) be a 0 Barley Eine 66 a 0 • Pe s. a. Malt 'lit a 80 Fine SI a 0 White Phase 6O a 73 Boilers 7B a $8 Sufulks h a 0 ilrey Peas 46 a 51 Fine b6 a 0 Beans 6b a 0 Sack of Five Bushels,or [PROM SATURDAY'S GAZE AVERAGE PRICE OF •CORN, PEI rOit TIER WERE ENDING NOV. England and Wales. Scotland. I England and d. s. d. Wbeat 101 11 Rye s A Barley bl 4 • 40 11 Oats 3ll to Beaus.... Oatmeal .... Beer or Big, AVERAGE PRICE OF sue . Computed tons the Returns made ha the Week ending 10s. Old. per cot. exclusive of the Duty of Customs paid Importation thereof into Great Britain. BETURN . OF WiIE•T. INCLUDING F 1 Oct. 16 TO OCT. 21. Tour,-3,407 quarters, from Sin —d to 100 s Od per quactero—Averege 1054 Sid per quarter, or Ys 6d higher than last return. RETURN OF FLOUR, INCLUDVIII UOI OCT. 16 TO OCT. 27. Tow.-11,61 1 1 strits,.from Nis Oil to 1005.04 per sack. —Araigs Ne Sid p sock. or as al lower tbsol bog MUM „ • '' • • UXBRIDGS. • • 'w _... _____:_' , •.. : • -. ill' sporsvro E 1..! ti Etazrt— s o ‘ . 9. • •• . • eh. ce ii. ' R •AP I. Wheat. per 1014 Se 0a SO 10 Beans 9 lta S fi Earley. per quarter 9 I a I, 6 Beans (old) 9 0 a 0 0 Oats 1 S a 2 2 Peas 9 la a 2 16 PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. . cx SAGS XP. ~e S. ro . sts Rent 4 16 a 6 0 Kent.. .. t Sussex 4 10 a 6 0 Suss ei Essex, 4 10 a 5 3 Farnham.. •- Z f• S 11 i• 6 re 4 14 a 1 6 9 0 ale fa • PRIC6 OF 111.:418-7—kitIOA.Il l NOV. 10. sMITHIPIELD4 b • . • XXWOATEtt WIADINSALI. s. d. s. 4. NRADs OF CATTLE A? 1 CAMS' i. 4. s. 4. Beef 4 4a 1 4. . sNUTOriELD Beef S 6a 4 6 Veal 4 8, a 6 4 Beasts, about 9413 Waal 4 0 a 8 0 Mutton...—. 4itlh 8 'Sheep and Lambs 61009 Mutton .3 8a * 8 Lamb ~b 0 a 4 0 (7alves Park ' -.41.'4a 7 a Pips 3oollPork 6a a 7 V Co A 1)1 , 41 A It K ET. Ships sok!, et pOr Cbaldroa of 36 bushels, Sbipit at Market. Shlpspold. MOSPAY, Nov.o. 01 Newcastle • IS Sunderland Welch Coal - • Cinders •. i. •. 54 o,a 68 0 r 66 • a 59 0 —oa • 0 a -- • 56,0 a 0 • 611 0 a 1,1 • EA 0 a 60 • —•s-0 —oa-0 Si 0 a 57 • 60 0 a 70• 52 I a 0 - a -;• • I 6. -- 1 576 a —.O W 5111111111111.4 if ... N• 11% II; fla i I Others Newcastle Sunderland .... Scotch Coat bi • if Cinders Others FRIDAY ...... .Nonlo. Neves.*le Sunderland ' Wm . Cinders Others ..... edvance on the Pares OF STOCKS Yr3TFILDA,T.-3 per Cent. Cons. 1011-5 per Cert. Navy 1021 —Ann. th Years 71—Bank Stock *ll2-4 per Cent. Cons. 6.111 3 Per Ceut Reduced 6911—Lowg Ann. Con I. 80 Years IS 1-16th 1 1-16tb—Oraniuna 21 pos.—Exch. Bills, 31 per Day 12,17 —Lottery Tickets lbs.—Coos. Air 1014. BIRTHS. On the day of the Jubilee, Mrs. George Forhood, in Liver pool, of a son, her third child, the eldest of whom was born on the same anniversary day seven years since. Thursday, the Lady of Lord Charlei Bentinck, of a son, which died an hour after its birth. MARRIED. Thursday se'onight, Vice-Adm. Aylmer, to Frances, youngest daughter of the Rev. T. H. Pearson, of Queen Camel, Somer set. Capt. Charretie, 64th Regiment, to the daughter of the late General Douglas. DIED. At Saltash, in Cornwall, on Monday evening, the 231 inst. suddenly, Mrs. Spicer: wife of Capt. Spicer, wife of Co pr. Spi cer, of his Majesty's Royal Navy, leaving a young family of five children. The c►rcumsttnces attending this lady's death ;were most melancholy : she was at a tea party, enjoying the most perfect health and spirits, and, without the least warning, or a groan, fell suddenly back, lifeless, in her chair, and in an instant was a corpse. Lately at Gosberton, near Spalding, aged 60 years, Mr. Hill, who, with two wooden coffins in which lie was buried, weighed upwards of 60stone a . Soddenly, on Tuesday last, in the 23d year of his age, Mr. Ralph Gleeson, organist of Workington. Ile had.gone to the church, to make some necessary alteration or repairs in the or gan; and was left standing on the steps at the door, w hilst a mes senger was dispatched to procure a piece of wood, which, it teems, was wanted to effect the desired alteration. Oa his re turn, he found Mr. Gleeson had fallen down in an apoplectic It, (a crowd of people around him) and he expired a few mo ments afterwards. At Wareham, Norfolk, in bis 73d year, Captain Isaac Eylis 'Warren. He was a volunteer at the siege of Quebec, and it was his solemn task to support on the rock, and witness the last moments of the immortal Wolfe. tad and Pub161,,,d, at 4 o'clock every Sunday Morning, by and for J. B. BELL and J. DE CAMP, 11, Cathteine-street, Strand, a...uden; and forwarciod itz au de Dintriugen,thli Ciocirs of Romig aid Booksellers, Orman' the wird illiagdow, fres of postage, into On liloistry, al Mk Sid p . : 7 34 '1" ..... I at 1' ~.. .... k ,••••• • ..• • ~ 4111, 0 NOV. /O. maGigiammagia :IS: • Adorable arrivals of Foreign )f briskness has prevailed in rice in some of died, part!. e, on the contrary, have not ,dsr. s. s. - Pine (New) 46 a !A • Ticks 4O a 46 I Fine (New).— k 4 a 0 I Oats Poland ditto.. 96 a 40 s.. *Fine Mar.., 90 a 14 Second ditto I Rape Seed j U4B a a tS4l 180lba. rTTE.I QUARTER, . 4. ad Wales. Scotland, a. d. a. d. GO II . 67 6 66 10 ....• 0 1G AR, ending Nov. 9, ISO 9, is 21. Lid or payable thereon on the 181