WPI Erw" s .I+ l 7 LLOYD'S LIST. I UESD AY, AUGUST IS. Twe;ve American vessels, most of them from Spain and Portugal, have been detained and sent into St. joit's, Newfoundland, previous to the '2.lth ult. The American ship Mary Ann, from Dunkirk, with 101 passengers on board, was detained and sent into the Downs on Friday by the Cas tillian SW. The Desilemona, Sheppard, from Leith to Virginia, was sent into Newry 10th inst. by the Nepean K evenue cutter. The Samuel, Stevenson, from Sunderland and Sidmouth, to Ex mouth,. run on shore on a ledge of rocks near Otterton I;avers, on Saturday, and WAS tull of water. It is expected that she may be got off. The Holcombe, Penson, from Teignmouth to Liverpool, grounded on a sand bank within Teignmouth Bar ' on the Ilsth inst . but was expected to get ()lithe next tide without damage. The Crown, Scott, and the Pellew, Harding, both belonging to Yarmouth. laden with coals. struck on ScroSy Sand, on Thursday night. The former sunk ; the latter is got off with damage. The Elizabeth, Hawet, from Guernsey to London, put into Ports mouth on Sunday, with loss of mainmast, &c. having been run foul of off the 0 veers. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22. The Harmony, Bevans, of Newfoundland ; the Berbice packet, Morris, of . Teignmouth ; and the William, Hare, of Bristol, were captured by an American privateer oil Cape Sable, the middle of last month. The latter has been retaken by the Indian SW. and carried into Halifax. The Anus. Saunders, from Halifax to St. John, N. B. is taken by an American privateer. A British brig, from Jamaica to Halifax, with about 200 hogsheads of sugar onboard, was carried into Norfolk, Virginia, 25th June, by a Revenue cutter. The Africa man of war, Belvidera, Shannon, CElus and Guerriere frigates, were cruising near York on the 14th ult.—The President, Congress, and United States American frigates, Hornet and' Argus sloops of war sailed from New York `list June, and were spoken with on the 28th, in late. 38. 38. long. 63. 49. steering east. The Ametitan ship Lucia, Hcyden, from London to New York, ar riVetl-at-Portsmouth on Wednesday, detained by the Muros, SW. The William, Mitchell, from Swansey so Fowey, run on shore is St. Austle Bay, on Saturday night, durhig a gale of wind, and went to pieces. Most of the materials saved. The Providence, Rebell, from London to Newcastle, put into Har wich on Wednesday, very leaky, having been on shore on tlio Gun Fleet Sand. The Trafalgar, Pines, from Tobago to Bristol, and the Margaret, Spittall, from Tobago to London, struck upon the west-end of St. Croix on the 28th of June, but were got oil four days afterwards. The Margaret's grouild tier was waalted out ; the rest of the cargo was discharged at St. Thomas's ; she would require considerable re pairs. The American schooner Doris, Shack ford, arrived at Plymouth 17th inst. and was detained. The Peace, —, from Cape Breton to Barbadoes, vas wrecked on the Cobler's Rocks on the 7th ult. Part of the cargo expected to be saved. The Hawke, from Trinidad to Glasgow, put into St. Thomas's on the 4th ult. having sprung her foremast. An English three 'masted ship, laden with ale, white soap, 8:e. commanded by R. Fleming, was wrecked on the western coast of Jutland, on the Isth ult. The Betsey, Telley, of St. Vincent's, is totally lost at Amelia island. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. LONDON M,A RKETS. FRIDAY, AUG. 21. AVEItAGE PRICE OE C FOP. THE WEEK El [From Last Ai England & Wales. Scotland. s. d. s. (1. Wheat Rye Barley Oarg CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, AUGUST This day the arrivals of Wheat coastwi s e, made a supply, in sales generally at a reduction in price of abo per quarter, in fine, and more in seconds and ordinary Malt dull sale, nearly at last prices. Peas and Beans little fluctuation. The suppiies of Oats are very all, Flour without alteration. R. (1. s. (1. Wheat .. !.19 1.141 a 115 White Pea , e 71 a 7S Polant Fine ditto 110 a 135 111 Gr..) l't , a:e 7.1 a 7% l'olaf .1 7; a 6,4)1 Bt-ins Barley Malt Our markets on Wednesday and to► - day had a very s, Wheat, tine Is. per quarter. Rye, Bailey, and Beans of may be named at Is. and 2s. higher. Oats 3s. higher. RETURN OF FLOUR; INCLUDING FROG AUG.S, to AUG. j 4. OTA L.-10,927 sacks.--Aberage bid. per sack, or Os. Old. per sack hleveg than Tact return. PRICE OF BREAD. Tuesday the price of Bread was ordered to be continued (agreeably to tI let) at 20d. the Quartern Loaf wheaten. ~OltN, PER QUARTER. NIIING AUG. ighes Ga:ctte.] England & Wn Scotland. s. 41, 'V 6 . — 0 . — 0 • 0 Beans Prase Oatmeal Bear i)r ktif.ty ;A It. from to • P . 'Lilt *MAC .Iks 9/ „PM Sitig.loa.brown P 9 —lOO ...... brio ..104 Pow(l..a loave..loo —llO Harrthro' do. —.lOl _v. Biolasieg .. 6 • AUG. 4 'l • . )5T .21. e a tolerably good , f about 2s. and Ss. inary. barley and ans of each sQrt, at short and il4;l,er. d . •oland Oitg a CR tit L ne! ditto - a (.7 iite Flour 115 a 120 proytti (1(). 111 1 a I Lupe Seed 15ti a 15b my short supply of ns of the two k inds gher. • . CURRENT PRICES OF SU, from to 1 from to 8. 8. S. 8. .. Antigua 7t .. IS St e Kitt‘ & Mont ''.4 .. AS !Owe°. et Brown . ; I .. S 4 Tobago & St. Vir.69 . 74 Dom.ltiev &Tur.ll .. lb 1 Sucittant & Dem. 70 .. 7.3 Grenada Museor.7o .. 7 4 . Ft. Trinidad ....71 .: lb Jamaica brown 71 .. 7t I East India 74 90 g00d...17 .. 80 I Ground tips 70 . tine ..S2 .. E 4 AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR, - . Computed from the Returns made Li the W.1.,!‘ ending AUG. I7,iq 47g. lid. per cwt. exclusive of the Duty of Customs or payable thereon ou the Import. at iou thereof into Great Britain. —[From Sat tudly's Gazette.) . PRICE OF MEAT S FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. SMITIII II.:I.D. ..- istwc; A IT & LY: A DTUALL. 11. d. s. li. DYADS OF CAT'rtk AT 1 rareaS6 . ta. d. s. d. Beef 4 8 a 5 8 :Burma: I D 7, Beet . ...... 4 0 A b 0 blutton Li? 0a 5 8 Beasts, il.out ... tro I I MiittOn.... 4 4a 5 • Veal Pork b 4 a 7 0 Calves Lamb 5 0a 6 4 Pigs 250 ll land) 4 1 a 6 0 AND STRAW, PER LOAD. I. .., sl. .E. s. d. .C. s. d 3 Hay ..300a600 Avera;c 410 0 ST. JAMES'S Closer 0 41 0 a 0 0 0 Striw . 2 11 0 a 2 12 0 1143..1500a650 . WHITECHAPEL 3Ch,ver 170a8 16 0 . SI 0 Straw Vl6 0 di 3 6 0 , Hay .. 4 0 to a 6 u 3- .. SMITHFIELD •), Clover 60 0 a 710 `5 0 ( Straw 3 0 0 a 3)0 0 3 5 0 HAY t‘ C to iv L •, •p. COA; r Cha at Ma , 30 ['els, I 41ips si 'cx)l Mira: )1(1. 1 Ikon) tsure. BIRTH. At Hillsborough Castle, a seat of the Marquis of Downshire, in the county of Down, the Marchioness of Downshire, of a son and heir. DIED. On Sunday night last, of a broken heart, Mrs. Finch, the relict of the late Mr. Edward Finch, who was unfortunately drowned a short time since, with his three sons. in the Medway, near Rochester. Lately, the celebrated Dick England, well known amongst the gentlemen of the Sporting World; he was discovered dead on the sofa, with his head leading backwards, he was nearly eighty years of age, a native of Ireland, originally a journeyman cabinet-maker, but after wards well known in most of the gambling houses of the metropolis, and on the turf: some years ago he was tried at the Old Bailey, for shooting a young Gentleman, of the name of Rolle; in a duel, for calling him a Black leg, and was acquitted, after he had fled to the - :.ontinent for some years before he returned and surrendered himself o take his trial. 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