... lights from the common 'or Maritime law. Therefore, under circurm- flances fo dangerous to the interecf of this c country, and fl highly fulpicious :nj point of the mode, lie mult condemn the ca.go to be c e a lawful prize. As to the ihip, fhle flood up- ...

... wiiich might hercadi ?? A VILLAGE, cantainiug Dlvcllillg-ilou.cs w.tii Gardens fcr the woikn.cn, which can co:.v.u.cutly as A CORN and ?? WATER-MILL. A WATER Mil Lf. vle.ming yam; and A HOUSE c.iitaii.h g a lomplctc sec ol dry beaters. HSCKUNG HOUSES ta ...

... -1 ■ ?? ■ ■ 1 ?? ?? . ■ -. ?? . .. .. ?? J ?? . ?? . ■ i-i '■ Ct an itlee ful md complete - c. .nter.ts; and it fu .11 be lawful r.r t. i' --• -. . 1 : ■ call ?? ?? -*l- -- f t. ?? . , ?? „ ■ i,,vei-7i. Is account' ?? nd if more t.. „ v il, .11 :- - ...

... certification. By Order of the Comr.iis.ion, r, of Appeal, GEO. DQNALDSON, Clerl.. A NEW CORN ?? To commence- at Musselburgh, on Saturday the ;d dr.; of J-inuiiry lliol. FOR CORN OF FYF.RY KIND, OAF MEAL, Sec. The Market Place at die Cross, and the ho-,r Twelve ...

... CORN EXCH9ANGE, LONDON, March 23. As the fupply of Ellgiihb Wheat to-dav vv> Zf.n -- As - - ~ ~ LfJu[VL~)2, March 23 As the Fupply of Engiiib 'Wheat to-day wasr fmal, and we had a number of country buyers at market, the fales were briflcr at 2s. per ...

... LONDON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL-April s5. aox. r The King has been pleafed to conflitute and c appoint the Right Hon. George Legge, corn- monly called Vifcount Lewifham ; his Grace William Henry Cavendi(h, Duke of Portland, Knight of the Moff Noble Order of the ...

... CORN MA-RKET. On Tuefday oat meal fell in price in our mar- ne ket- The beft is now at zs. zd. per peck. ed Yeflerday in our market there was very little L grain but neverthelefs prices were under thofe of k- laft week. nd On Wednefday laft, Oatmeal in ...

... 26 tous logwood, 50 logs mahogany, and .3 tonsfufltick. -T -io, Baird, from Baltimorewith 4,404bufhels lndan corne, I8 barrels Indian corn meal, and 3S bales cotton. CLEARED OUT. 23 Lord Keith: Calder, for Peteriburgh, logwood and coffee. - Nancy, Reid ...

... prefent. During the whole month of Auguft the weather has been aflonifiingly warm, dry, - and calm, which has ripened the corns with a- mazing rapidity. The previous rains, and the heavy dews fince, have completely filied the grain, fo that it is extremely ...

... Oat Meal, Is. 6d. I Barley Meal, Is. ad. South Countr4 do. I 5 I Pease Meal, I I There Nvag but a fmall fupply of oats in our corn market on Wednefday, owing to the far- rners bring employed in the harveft, and confe- quently the prices were a fbilling or ...

... pig \ i(il. turkeys as. tach-fowls s. sa pair-eggs IS. Sd. per score. a I consequence Oftbe Fall in thP -piice- of bhiead ti corn, orders have beno rec'ived ait 'llmniouth to 5 reduce the credit pr-ce to seamen and 'oiariuc eS, for biscuit not cOIn;umlld ...

... P'eterfburgh, goods. Ranger, Wcatherly, from do. do. . X. London and Berwvick Packet, Brown, from Lon- don, goods. Berwickfihire, Laws, from do. do. Kitty, Brodie, from Eyemroutb, barley. Sally, Davidfon, from Hamburgh, goods. Edinburgh Packet, Cook, from Hull ...