... ? , ? I : , :? I I & ? I., I .: , ?? I I , , ?? 'e'V V?-, u 1 ., ? ' ' -.l1N :IXCfIlAgGBE LON ;DONt,- ?? ejita o Y nay but a moderate pipof W!eatd d a ~fry earlyf aiesoT'; quai ty ,were c-ed at rp tliet mre money; but the tiade afterwards was very - dqll', 'aiid -Ibiifhedatrnucbthefa I rices'as obtainl- :5c ed ?? that day .fe'ssnight.- Rye is 2C. per quarter ,to d~arq. I'The quaititof ?? ?? ...

... Foreign J7hips arrived. Forea: r Jihps cleared out. afaluary 22. Ocean, Martin, for H-arn burg,- with woollendrapery, &c. Coaqlers arrhyed.- Yfanuary 17. Little Betfey,- Lakey, from Wells. Endeavpur, Waldegrave; Ann, Luddington; James, Dolphin; Rover, BeQ..-i8 . Chelte field,Rainforth; Freedom, Cook, all from London. Thomas and- Hannah, Hartley; Mary and Eleanor, Bromley,both from Lynn.-zo. ...

... SANICRUPTS FRdM SATURDAY'S GAZtTTZ., Thomas Drry, anAI Richa Gilhert, of Bread Street Rib. ,on Weavers. - ohbn Clotes, of Blackrnd, Lancafter, Muffin Manufa61urer.-George Potter, of Charing Crofs, London, Haberda41ior.wSoamiel Martin and Wjilliaim Hol- lan.d, both of Manchefter, Cottod Manufaf1urers.-.Yoin Joknfws, of the City of York, Grocrr.-,?n:dreq Fallen, of Livcrpool, Merchaiji. ...

... -arT . e o ul 2fl C.a - Pfaif p n ir -fr ~a ?? ?? ie ~~ Effex - 6~ans-toa6a; a-i I - -ot he I OIL~ ileft ?? i n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c dF I, ~ ~ ~ WJ~U93Y.: ii via hi ~~~HENLEY: i~, Barley z~.s ad to sj.s,:od R'ddIcj ate~ 75s 9d -to, -iz5 od per.- `,~9t~~s40dv4c [Peas-~s 5QVw,~ct~-os'd I ?? ir ,za. if' Wheat 41 Ss to *31 8s-4-09ts il to, il x6s o r- arley Y]- 1s to ;L 41 Bzi Os' to t 31 ?? od ji0 ill' %i ...

... 11 11 , 4 . : z?. . Kept ? Adtift, ? 7 1 . , C.ORN: RXCHN, LONO . A1though the quantity of Whteat t day morning was pretty confiderable,. thii:t ktt - aroud tovi : being; &aer, we had feieml- oiiitqru e muller; attedinig, and Sonme few fates wese aflei* at. .at as. per qtlsartr advance;' bust the erade was not by any meians brifk, and CQme quantity renais over t +, day-.Prinae alting fatmples ...

... SHIP. NEWS. . . AZRIUVA.LSA N ?? Neptune, -, Ind from this porr, in diftrelk. ac- The Hywena frigate is appointed ta proceed from rig hence the rlth infL. with the f ips for Liboii, Oporto, .ed and the Mediterranean, to Yaimouth roads, from whence Admiral Duncan with appoint a further con. The trade from Hamburg, 'Bremen, and Embden is appointed to fail from hence on the l4th inflant, Ouder ...

... HULL.SHIP NEWS. It Foreign/fiips arrived. g February 7. Young William, Turuboall frnti s Feterlburg, with hemp atid iron. a Farerig ?? cleared Ont, it Felruary 3. Mercury,- Cherry, for 1i46n.-S Jonge Janke, Claafes, for Embden, both sith wordleri. drapery, &c, -a-. Coaflers arrivred. 3anuary 3t. Adive, Fofier, from London.-- s ?? a. Sophia, Edminds, from Wells. Sufan- i nah, Boothby, from Lynn ...

... Laft night La Loire frigate, of 46 guns, Capt. James New- man, h&ve in fight from the westward, with a large French frigate of 4 % guns in company, which fhe is faid to have cap- tured of. Uihant. Ths wind' blow ing a ftrong gale from the eaftward, and rhc French frigate being very much fhattcred in her malts, fail*, and rigging, (having forty fhot-holes in her main-fail en y,) they were ...

... LONDON MARPKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FE S. lo. Having but a fcanty ftipply of Wheat thia morning, prices again experienced a further advance of about ive fhillings per quarter, fince this day ?? iupplyI of Barley this morning was very large, principally fiom | l5orfolk and Suffolk ; but the Diltillers heitig allovved to go on, the demand usa confiderable, and prices advanced full three. ...

... I 1. ?? =S. ?? - ?? -. AX N- ^ FThe quantity of Wheat freih in if ?? morning, ciHI. :£rom Kent) E ;adSublk,'bhingfrnl, fine tpns -J AIN .wre taken Tav advance fo bi&'d cuouglif&hjpn;iei ~~-spt*rd G; . ?? eo,~i re ie~'oofa re, ?? 'advarnCe .Tlhefujpply of eats ws ?? lie ,ud 0Hs 'll:there int-ien a (upl o Fri*n*.ea, od' cu theS iFnay,; ,hi~s',areicki- nuft have .expetieinced a,, iut her tha ...

... SJIWNEW. ?? .. . ?? ARRIVALS.- - At Cuxbsavr-The 'lo 'ung, Nanneu, from hence for Hamburg. O g fo The Commerce, Savage, arrived at Leghorn with convoy the s3th ult. The Lifbon, Oporto, and Mediterranean (hips, will fall from thisporton the zzd inlft under convoy of the Hyena frigate. The Hamburg trade is ftill detained here by frolty -weather; but will proceed tothe Elbe as foon as it is known ...

... it Foreign Jhip- arrived. b~ ?? fl. Vrow Maria joharina, Parleuliet :r Hotfisung, Zoyderdyn, both from Rotterdam, withi madder, flax, &c. Providence, Pletler, from Long. found, withl timber, deals, &c.-r4. Minerva, Berg& from Embden, with geneva, madder, &c. t, Foreign JZips cleared otut. e Febiruary i5. Bremen Packet, Wife, for Bremen. s Manique, Driig; Lively. C'ammell; Britarmnia, Feet- t ...