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CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JUNE 18. Thc business transacting on our market this'mnrning is lees, if possible, than on W\rednesday, and the prices of all kind of Grain must be quoted nominally as on AMonday. The few buyers that appeared did not seem inclined to augment their stocks, although our arrivals of late have dwindled away very much; and the only cause that can be assiagned is, that the accounts of the growing crops are more favourable than iwas at first represented. SM1ITHFIELD, FRIDAY, JUNE 18. To sitik the offal-per stone of 81b. Beef ... 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Veal ........... 4s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Mlutton ... 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Pork ........... 4s. Od. to 5s. Od. Lai-ab .. 5s. Od. to 6s. Od. Pead of C(attle at Alarket this dav. Beasts, 6441 Calves, 40n Sheep and Lambs, 9,0901 Pigs, 140 Hay and Straw per load. flay, 41. Os. 01. to 61. Os. Od. I Clover, 41. lOs. 03. to 61. 6s. Od. Straw, 21. Os. Od. to 21. lOs. Od. COAL-DA RKET JUNE 18. VZIipt at 7nlrket. . fidips Sol. Price. 201 Ne 'castle . . . . . 15. 31s. Oki. to 37s. 9d. 6 Sun erland 6 . . . 35s. Od. to 40s. 9d. FOREIGN FUNDS, June 18. Austrian Bonds. 94; 95 IPeruivian Scrip, 10 dis. Chiilian Bonds, 761 Prussian BRnds, 1818, 98i Colombian, 8d Dl. Ditto of 1822, 99J Ditto scrip, I pi m. IRuissian Bonds, 1822, 94] i Danish Bonds, 102 J Spanish, 201 1 201 Greek Scrip, 9 dis. Ditto, 85 Bonds, 21 1 Mexican Bonds. s9 Alliaice Shares. 16 i Ditto Scrip, I J J pm. French Scrip, 151 pm. Jhsxm' (IoIgN, Sw,, flrp 2, St.Swhtbin's.lant, Lomrord--treet. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stock, 237k I Ex.Bills.21.. 1,0002.,2531 24pm. 3 per Cent. Red. 943 i I Ditto. Ild., 1,0001., 22 2o pm. Old 31 per ent. 101 j Ditto, 13d., i5001., 25 pm. New 'yper Cent. 1I0lO0OI Ditto, 2., Small. 2527 pm. Long Ann. 22A 9.1ths Ditto, I d., ditto, 22 27 Dm. India Bonds, 77 80 pm. Consols for Acct., 95i J T. B1SH, Stock.lrok-er, OlId State Lottery Offices 4, Cornhtill, and 9, Charing-crem.t. HIGH UTATER AT LONDON.BRTT)GE. Thi5day,morning, 48 min. after 6 Aftemoon ..11 min. after 7 To-morrow,morn. 35 min. aftler 71 Afternoon . I min. after 8 WANT PLACES.-AlI letters to be post paid. A S NURSE, a respectahble Woman, aged about 33, who tho- I L Yothly inidentands Lb. managernme,t of hlldren, and can take tb. chage or a ,sd Th-awccte?r, objection to towfn or -ntly. Mims,, to E. C act' Mar. T.mee AS NUxISEOeAXD, Housemaid, or Servant of All-work iriasmall FamDirect i aorgW.men, who can hbe aaoodeharacterfroR thesituatison se issow Rearm0. A. v.71. fftsttn.g.rdeo. S SECOND Or YOUNG LADIES' MIAID, a Person, who would As notobject to any othrtiairs serenuagertleme family, ortotrasel; under. ata,,d the Fiend, language,,sanhasalrttdy had `otme practce in the duts required in lecrelling; is qoick and olevar at the necdl, ond would mh it her stud t self sittefa to her employee; coo hare a gnOd recommendation. Direct to A . 22, Chenir.s ^ S HOUSEMfAID in a small Family, where a footman is kept, or ,as Unter Nuremaid, a respectable youst erhSon, we n hare a gue ..e . uens ation finn eri last situation. Dirct. So E. V. 1, York-buildinp, Chalton-.aseet, A SiHOUSE.5rAID, wehere a footnan is kep; a respectable young Wromn, aged 54, wo c?an work wettatiolr needl sad eto oelnea tond eaoracler from the lad; sbehosjust left.andha, no objctos to at attable irrequired. bliet!!nto It.W.at MrT. te's. baker. 58,ltg tto A S l,AlIfDRY-.AlD, a young Woman, whois perfect mistress of orher businms, d n,b have an u.de.labte character from her last place, where she .2yearsnda half. D.recttE E. K. at Mr. W`attg. reeng7rour, DOke.stl,t, Adephi. S BUTLER in a regujar Family, where a footnan *is kept, or tp tia e ldeorly enean nita,irniht require sharing and drteing, or to take the carg.oro tImebohsoe7fany family goingabruod, aoso-gle soutg XCan, who perfectly uinAer. Standssh torb.s-, h-vin.gived .a-nyes,. with farniies of the first espedbility,foon wh...n.nd.niabterh.rartercanben.sd; ho...objeeti.o.t.tanerentry. Dohect to W. T. at S,Ade's .hpho.-ue,14,Pcikettitrand. trtStand. A S BJUTLER, or Upper Servant, -in or out of livery, or where onlyone is kept,. ott of 6iery, a roopvecable young Otn ged 32. who thoeoughly unoersbedis business, ;nd* ea s hse a goed c lh.arerOnito ahe foB2ily he t,d with xome yearsc no oheaoto town . co-anr. Direct to J. Jr. at Mr. Gilt', 1lass ro.- nufaeto,y, 5, Bge sirecl, 'e,lroistir. No eic keeper ned appiy. A S FLOrT.NJAN. under a ButIer, a voung Alan, who can have I tL in excellent cheracter of s-ral years standng. Direct to A. B. at' Xr. Shap's, Sigh street, UIrylebore, rarer of Paddinurnitrelt. A s FOOTMZA, in a sm1al Family, w-here one or a lad is kept, b I d, in rlo n ?dreornty nl 1d ptdr the latter and as a regular indoor servant, bat ant thom..g. imtfre.hog; ran hone a good rharit.ter from yfi t. Directtn.s.W. at Mr. G""rdarri',3 Marylebone tsan, none tr;gh stn..ct. No -ficebkepe, need apply. A X FO OT --A[AN, a young Dlan of colottr, in Eniland, or IL_ >tih a Centlemnon going 2broad; spetks the rrench langiage waell, and his character wrili brse the strictest inquiry from . elerry.an's fomily of the firlt resFpect- abilily, writh wh(.m he lived nia-ly four yeanr and left an arc`out of a death in the family; aged 55. Direct St T. E. t Mt. Job., Eork's. s.6, silicra-et. Step.ar. s FOOS FMAN, a younglan, wlio has no objetion to where an A upper r eant is tkpt. DittC. B.S56.C..fa.d-strert.PortmRnsrquarr- X0Yun,9 DIWA:, tO look after a horse and gig, and nmXke hini- A s5elf r..1 rt; can be well recoammended. Direct to W. F. at Mr. Yapp', tonrer- strert, 1-hn -ftn. As (rARDENEI, or Gardener and Bailiff, a 7nitldle.nge A u to Mried Man, who hbs a -oud knoltedge of hi. business In all is ddferent branches, aod can Itare an undeniable chaxacter from his last uttuaOion. Direct to W.G. Thatceg I ttage Regect' park. A S , Ws'AITER. at an inn, 'Tavern, Hotel, Cofteelhouse, or Chop- 1 Jouse, a young Man, who perfectly ondentnds hi bosinesa, and has no objet. timo tri town or ountry. Dlrect to A. B. 1, Pdces butldliag,- Ving streot, Sorotgh No 01 fictekeper need apply.