~ • i i f ./ DUNE - G , .9 to the pound sterling advance, an advance cent. so that between the manufacturer am 13 1-3 d per ceaL aad 1 as sorry to acid, at of them will go to the loom, neither here neighbourhood, and upon a moderate cal les:. than 60,000 looins, in the cotton trade this tone and neighbourhood of li miles. the shuttle, parties rush into the house, take it from them. This, lam sorry to >a nu mbers of weavers walk in small parties in a peaceable manner.--L ata happy i quiet.--Weduesday night, June 1. COUNTRY MARKE ftSCRIV RD BI - TH lti "Mt', Price of Corn per quarter, unless oth . , Wheat Rye. iiarle.y. ----- --- Jun , s. s. .v. 3. s. s. Alresford .... 1 74 a St; a —. !3 a 48, Andover • • 1 id a 76 —a 0 a 4'.. kslaltoctie Alny 28 14 aSr —a ii a -P! Banbury. June 2 10 a 11 —a , 1 a 47 Basingstoke .. 1 64 a 8 —a 10 a 4:', Birmingham.. 2 11 a P: 7 .- a— a 6 Boston tanterbu. Mag2B 68 a 76' a 12 a 4(' Cambridge . . .28 4 5 a 49 18 a 51 11 a 4t; i i t7liestertield 2B SO a 8 —a— a Chichester. June a 6S —a— aa 38 Devizes Evesliam.Mai3o 9alo -- a—, Si s"' Far:Main 6B a 72 a 38 a 4.!' Cainsborough $1 86 a 89 a 11 a 45 Henley Huntingdon „Vs 61 a 76 a 12 a 45 .1 11):.wie la 2t, 16a 80 —a— 12a47 Leeds Lewes 31 /9 a 34 a - 7 43 a 48' 2S 69 a. 78 a 14 a 49 Louth... June 1 76 a 84 a k 1 a 46 Lynn .... May3l 82 a 84 a II a 48 Maidenhead .... 74 a 85 a 12 a 45 illorpeth 25, 61 a 76 a —, • a Nen bury June 2 76 a 90 a 36 a 44 .Nru castleAlo,y2B 74 a 88 a a Northampton. 4 , Ig. 7d. ss. id. 54. 1./. .t, Penrith 24 a a 95 a —, 40 a 46 Preston Reading . It ingwoodJane 1 68 11,72 a 36 a 40 Royston • IWIaS2 a sti 16 a4s Salisbury Nay 2-1 62 a 70 a 18 a 40 Stamford 26 70 a 80 a '5 a Sandwich 25 74 a SO a 39 a 47 Swansea Tewkesbury. Wakefield June 3 75 a SY a —.— a —i Marininst..,loy2B 60 a 76 a 17 a 40. Windiest. .1 une i 16 a 80 a -10 a ‘N AV isbech Nag 28 -- a OS a a 4'z Worcester J Tine 4 10 a 11 a ss. Od. HA DDINGTOK, MAY 21.—Vm heat si had an advance of about Is. 6d. per boll.- readily, and prices of these grains increa Barley 48s. current prices 435. to 455. Prices 345. to 375. Pease and Reams 31 NI ORPF:Tif i At A v 25.—There was aft sheep, w hich stood long, part of both lower.—Beef, from 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; Multi stone, sinking offals. PRICKS OF COTTON, TN - 14T AT nt.ALKIIVILN. ' ,I. d. a. d. Ilaa Hank Twist, • - . . k,l ] No. W. ..... i 1 a 2 2 ....... 3 0 , - .... 210 a 2.11 Cop.. • , ....... 3 6, .... 3 5 a 3 7 '. Cola Weft, - Cop fti ....... IS, .... 1 10 a 2 0 •• ••,• • " ••• • 2 5 A 2 6 ••• •• ..40, •• . • 2 0 a 2 10' 6 •..• • k . . . , THE - NATIONAL REGISTER.. %% hick is 33.1-8 d per and weaver there is just , at this moment, not any , re nor any part of the irolation there are not only, standing still in If any of than are at , cellar or garret. nod too true. Great ics about the streets, and to say all is regularly TUESDAY'S LON DON ETS 'a rosr. lien% ike e x preised. 0 (ILI. Bean h• Peas. ----- I. II io a 4.; 41 a 3: ;4 a .11 :5 a .51i tO a 4.. v. a. —a--- a 641 i-4 a 6s 10 a. 6-1 _ a 7 a a .36 'W a 60 34 a 611 a 60 —a- S. S. a .._ a a a a 3 a CI 7 a 8 a -it: 44 a 41 U) a 44 36 a 46 rt -- _ a 28 a 30 30 a :h. 14. 4d 28 a 3:3 10 a •14 :35 a •3•; '3O a 3ti a a a a Ta k a 6S a 70 56 a 63 58 a 6; -A 8 a 18 a -hi l l IS a -it .33 a 36 58 a .23 a a a _ a .__ a _ 110 a 44 63 a 6.1 12 a 44 a ---.j 'IS a 50 62 a 661 a 41 a —I - 19 a 45 80 a 61 10 a 47 a Is. 9d. TN. 3d. at. meas. 36a 46 —a--a-- ..,...a 7 ._ _ a _ a .... ! 31 a 44 63 a 69 a 32 a 36 —a a 11 a 41; 61 a 68 a 32 a ;0 64 a 68 a 39 a 4';l 62 a 61 a .18 a 40 a .-- a 26 a 30 a -- a 5 a 6 7a 8 —a— l/ a 504;3 a 68 a 35 a -; 0 62 a 71 a .10 a 40 66 a 70 a a 3.1 a 58 a --, 4 a 5,p. bush. 38 gri. I— a 1— a a a -a— al readily, and prices ..—Harley and Oats sold Teased 93. per boll ; hest Best Oats 10s current Is. to 38s. 6d. :all market of cattle and ; It not sold, price- rather tom, 86. 3d. to Bs. 9d. per ST .!ND WEFT AT PRLSTON. s. d. s. d. No. 30, .. 2 10 a S 2 . '36, .. 3 4a3 ti • . 40, 3 3a9 6 50, 3 fi a 4 0 Vtirft, 30, .. 2 4 a 2 7 .... 40, .. 2 8 a 3 0 ▪ 5 1) , .. 3 1 a 3 4 . 60, .. 3 4a 3 7 ..~ ~,. 561 C ;. . GAZETTE.. . . • • Admiralty Office, May 31. Incinsure frown Vice-Admiral Whitshed. Commander in Chief ou the Coast of Ireland, to Mr. Pole, dated at Cork, the 24th inst. tlis ilajeNly's ship Virginie, at Sea, 201/4 May, 1808. LaiUndo 46 North, tong;tude 14 West. St it beg leave to detail for your information, the captors of the (ittelderland Dutch frigate of 36 guns, coininanded by Captain Pool, Knight of the Order of the Kingdoin, who is wimuid6d. She was manned with 251 men, and had WS parses- Ors ; a fatnight from Bergen. It w as after an hour and a halfs gallant defence, in ft night aetinn, on the 19th instant, that he surrendered ; his masts be ing shut by the board, 23 of his men kiUed, and 40 severely wounded. The enemy wore three times, and in his effort to come round the fourth, fell on board the Virginie, ana did bor the only datuake worth notice; for I have been fortunate, hav ing only one man killed and one badly wounded. The night was extremely dark, and the swell so great, that the boarders could not act. If any credit is attached to this transnction, I entreat yon to bestow it on the officers and men; who, under every circum stance in service, merit my warmest commendation; in this include the Officer of the ito3al Marines, and the gallantry of his party. Could any thing surpass the courage of the people, it was their dexterity itl working the ship, which enabled me to keep close tp sate enemy ; and their exertions in getting the busts out ,to rescue the men of the Guelderland from the flames, that ship taking tire soon after she struck ; but through theft= discipline of the enemy, it was put out. Allow me to mention the First Lieutenant, Mr. John Davies. a good Officer, of eleven years standing; and Mr. Nathaniel Norton, a Mate that has passed for a Lieutenant. E. RR.ICR. Vice-Admiral It'hitshed. A List of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's ship V ie. ginie, in Action with the Dutch National Erigate Gadder land, on the! 19th May, ISOS. William Little, able seaman, killed. Juba Woodcock, able seaman, wounded. William Blanchard, landinan, slightly wounded. (Signed) E. Bales, Captain. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Matchet and Yates, Birmingham, button-makers.—Thomas and Joint ()Vivant, Manchester.—Wood and lumen, Long Acre. rolourmen.—Filby and Rust, Norwich, factors.—Mills, Dal ton, and VVaterhouse, Oldham, colt on-manufact urers.--Thoinas and John Hope, Stockport, hat-manufacturers.—Hammond and Brown, Holborn Bridge, haberdashers.—Thomas and, Francis farmers.—Mary, Thomas, and Francis Hil dick, Walsall, mercers.—David and Benjamin Green, York graziers.—riornall, Corry, and Pemberton, PreAon, Lancashire, 'painters and gilders. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Pill, Brown Hill, Gloucestershire, clothier, to sur render June 13,at five, 14, and J uly 12, at eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud, Gloucestershire. A Unruh's, Mr. Evans, Thavies London ; am! Mr. Lamburn, Stroud, Gloucestershire. Joseph Dods, Commercial Chambers, Minories, ship and ins surance broker, June 2, 11, and July 12, at ten, tit Attorney. Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Ohl Jewry. John Evans, Cardigan. linen and woollen-draper, .Tune 16, at five, R, and JUly 12, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Attornios, Mr. Bolton, Fronie Selwood, San ersetshire; and Mr. Ellis, _Hatton Garden. Jalnes lin win, Wandsworth, miller, June 4. 14, and Jaly 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druco, -quire. .1 An Millington and .Toseph Hounsditch, glaziers, June 11, IS, and July . 12, at ten, ,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Rooke, A rwourers'-ldl, Coleman-street. DIVID EN i)S. June 25. Franck Allen, late of Pall Mall, milliner. . Jura , 25. ThonyiN Winder and William Jewhorst, Westmin. •ter Bridge fitsa4l. iron-folloder. • Jure 21. Wiiiissw A.Usolem, Leicester-street, straw-hat-ma. nufa,elurer. June 'M. Edward [loser, Lindfield, soap-tnanufacturer. .July Anthota% Beck, 0 %ford-street, sadler. July 30. Jo:epti Ilawikez t Piccadill, army 4Ccontrelmen mak4. I, • • •• .....1 I it