673 the crew of the life-bant were not, however, to he discouraged by this—they landed, and, with the assistance of those on shore, the boat was carried to the windward, and again launched, but ' was a Fecond time blown to leeward. Many of the crew being now exhausted with fatigue, their places were supplied by vo lunteers from the beach, and the life-boat again carried by the strength of men to windward, and launched.' She now fortu nately gained the ship, and, to the inexpressible joy of those present, succeeded in relieviv, front their cold and perilous Captain and his crew, Ancancere, Ocr. 15.—Saturday last we experienced a very hard gale from the north‘vard, accimipanied for some hours with heavy rain. The gale continence(' between four and five o'clock in the morning, and continued with great violence during that day and great part of the following. night, veering from N. N. E. to N. and N. W. The effects at i•ea., we regret to state, have been very disaitroue, and great losses and dam:ige of shipping have happened on different parts of the coast. AVERMiE OF CORN, By the Quarter of 8 Winchester Bushels, from the Returns re (thed in the Week ending the 15th of October, 1805. (Extracted from the London Gazelle.] 1NL.11 , 0 COUNTMS. Wheat Rile. ;41 . . Sttrres, Hertford Huntingdon Northampton UtI4IIII Leicester Nottingham Derby Ftatfurd Salop Hereford Worcester Warwick .., I Wilts Berks ,, 0 %ford Bucks Brecon Montgomery 1.)-r s. d. 33 0 3y J . 43 49 6 44 ti Barlsy S. d. 45 C 41 57 Oats. Beans. s. 11. 61 8 66 0 46 al 41 6 : j 41 81 39 la 40 0 43 6 41 1 53 44 52 .. • 52 44 41 47 n 41 1( 11 !)1 35 44 Si 45 9 l 8 If '4l (. 50 3 65 V I 61 6 74 0 61 11 41 41 42 1 66 4 79 11, RR I 57 4 Peas. s. d. 69 9 63 6 58 0 ••• • • ••• • • 64 0 69 .0 57 2 &I S 66 (1 66 9 57 11 67 4 71 9 81 C 66 4 59 :I GO 10 aa 1 4 10 106 8 76 35 61 6 39 9 39 3 47 2 !i2 9 iiaili —rs THE NATIMNAL REGISTER. COUN' 'CS/I'4D Wheal. s 7RY MARKETS, BY TIIIS D.4)• • S POST. 3arkg. Oals. 'I.II t; CC 51 01 38 01 49 3i 49 it 55 :31 61 9, 6.M 0 53 4 70 0, I 56 01 42 01 44 6 49 0 39 6 37 10 39 '0 42 '2 4010 42 10 41 8 40 9 42 4 41 71 40 0 40 6 SS 0 41 0 44 u 40 1 47 II 39 4$ 4 33 C 37 47 50 '4 'l'iCta'. Er , be X Kent• Sussex Suffolk Cambridge Norfolk Lincoln York ; Durham N ort [lumber!. Uittnberland . . Westmorland . Lancaster Chester • Flint Denbigh A uglesea Cimarron . . . Alerionct . 'Cardigan ) Pembroke )Canstiiirt hen :COoticetter Snimerlet • Monmouth ilesamVX Cornwall , : Dorset Irani, r~ _~ - M 4 fill' iii 81 89 91 86 01 69 3 60 10 80 11 83 ti $7 8 89 4 $3 0 84 4 93 10 B`,l 6 78 7 84 8f; 57 0 79 0 60 0 83 6 82 9 ti I 0 5S 01 50 U 58 0 51 4 60 68 10 68 101 ,68 01 .;..d. 56 q 38 9 :J7 41 (► 31 1(► 25 1 i 33 3 21' 6 10 27 4 •37 8 27 4 29 4 31 1 ‘2,9 61 29 4 22 0 :38 0 22 0 22 5 2 7 22 8 `2`4 Pi ••• • • Oct. Alresford Andover IS Ashborne l5 Banbury 2O Basingstoke IY Birmingham '2O Vury Canterbury l5 Cambridge 15 1 Chesterfield l3 Chichester .... Devizes . V OI Evesham Farnham Gainsboro' ..18 Henley S. a. S 6 a 92 S. S. 44 a 53 50 a 5 9 a 45 a 48 40 a 41 6a 40a22 1 42 a4' 38 a 4t 44 a 50 !SS a 45 131 a 40 5 a 0 13S a 44 :41 a 142 a 4s 10 a 4.1 38 a 46 S. Y. 10 a 4: 42 a 4. 32 a 44 10 a 94 36 a 94 5a 6 15 a 18 lltuitingdon l,) Ips‘‘icli Leeds ls Lewes 1 5 Sou 96 9t2 a 9S 10a lz 62 a SG 1 . 2 a 1:3 33a 50 75 a lOr t 50 a 541 90 a 71 a S 9 72 a 105 11 a 13 6hi a 7'2 Bti a !;9 '4 a 105 10 a 81 SO a 94 12 a 40, a 94 44 a 49 a Louth l9 Lynn 18 Maidenhead 1 36 a 95 PM a 94 6 ?, a 1061 •it; a 43 4:3 a 4S .46 a 40 • a •37a53: Nlorpeth 12 1 72 a 94: Newbury 2O KO a 112 Newcastle _15,70 a 110 Norwich ... .15 .40 a 43 Peorith 11 SO a 88 Reading BO a 110 Ringwood...l9 54 a SS Royston ....19 52 a 67 Salisbury ...II 78 a S 5 Stamford ...14 78 a So Sandwich ...19 SO a 10. Z Swansea - 7O a 70 Tewkesbury 18 11 a 13 Wakefield ..-14 SA a 90 Varniimiter .15 "id a 91 IV itichester...22 92 a 91. Wished' ....15 IS a 8S 'Wycombe _2l a 4 2 a 4r _Z '110a•111 148 a 501 158 ;l 601 10 a 44 4,3 a 47 1 140 a II -43 a 441 5 a 6 a 40 a 5S 52 a 55 a 85 .. 48 . p iioO ...; .. 36 a 10 '23 a a . 3 14 (1 a 5 a C •?5 a 37 47 a 45 10 a 4‘? I— a —I PROVINCIALS. -•••11Omm Y. S. n -H 1 . 2 a 7.4 '6B a 72 72 a 80 66 a 6 9 a 101 a —; 51 a 701 16 a SS! 169 a 71, I— a -- 70 a 71? aH 9 --- a 68 a 71' 10 a 66 (10 a 61 it) a 531 . 25 a 271 - -1! a '3O a 6 10 ai 7 l in a 64 5 .1 1 — a t - ,6 65 a 7t: I 4 (30 !Ili a Y-1 a a a 8 a 10 52 n SO a 82 70 a 60 a 5S 33 a 62' f. S. a -- a —. a-... a- —ate 2 a 14 fit) a a 11 a 14 a -- tl --• R -•••• ;I a -- a— a -- a a— - a a `,'E a a a a 64 a— a^ I—a--1 —a-- I—a -13 a 14 I—a a a a BRIGIT roN, 0( T. 17.-T he pleasures that were enjoyed at at the Castle Room=, Thursday evening, is still the current topic of fashionable conversation. The number of elegant individuals there exceeded embiiderably five hundred, an assemblage, es• cepting on particular occasions, the , e'rince's Birth-day halls, for instance, greater than ever was known before. The rnth pany began to assemble soon after ,even o'clock, and before o'clock the hall-room was crowded, al; the rank and brainy of this place heing there.—The Ladies were very splendidly dres sed, with a profusion of diamonds, and for the first time, lucre we' believe, white wits not the most predominating costume of the Belles. Blue and greeo sarsetiets were in abundance, more so than White; though the latter still found many admirers. Mtn.GATE, OCTIBER PRAft flitt---1 came down lucre a few days ago in a packet, for the sake of clarifying. ms elf by the rolling of the sea, ri" an emetic ; and after fifteen hour, sailing, we arrived at Mar gate. The voyage was agreeable—pas , engers few. We %s ere night on the water; and when we had landed, and walked On the Pier, To see who of our friend': had yet brought themselves " The ladies; and gentlesaen star'd at our phizzes, " And tlubh'cl us. no driubt, tittaceoMnahle quizzes -- Though v t 'catne down soitti, Net I have met a host of friends ad argstaintatu'es here; sti that my time has been fully on ploy cd, The weather having probed very tine, have been to most ad .jaccnt parts of thelicaltb4iVen isle. There is no m aterial al teratim in the' town as to the buildings, save a sonata r" of houses •valled cottage Place, on the sklets of the town, too ard:: ft. Pew's, and n'smull cottage eailed Weippert's Cottage, which Itelongs to Mr.' Weippert the celebrated performer on tite harp ; Pod a row of houses at Westbrook. The Fortnian •4, g• • 28 10 24 0 33 0 80 0 40 6 . • OCT. 24. /lean.). Peas. Rr. s. s. a a a a a a a - - a a 5.`. a a a a —I a —1 a —i a a a a :t - - a a - - a a a --- - a —1 —I a -- 1 a 54 -- a a a it a a -- a a ••••• a I 1 ..1: co Dial 3d -f. ge, 56 1 66• 6 . •• • • 40 ..... ••. . 1 • 4;