... MARINE I4 u~.fli . Orders t. i--n~ A -.-LLIGENCF c, co Impress no more kechnen were received at this- port on Sunday Miht. OnMndyththao ~e ise a letter fromn Sir M. Mr. Kidlc1daay nthema~yor, received. a Ietrfo .ir W. Ridley, Stating, that the Adm-iralty had on Saturday consented to the liberation of the impress- ed keeinien, and that 'orders to that cfyedt would the same day be sent to his ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, London, May 23, ISO, Our supply- (f wvcat for this day's manrkd being iut iTl- I considcrable, and the buyers rather numerotus, that ?? advaliced fuI5ss. per quarter for the best nicalinj samnples. Though we had no great demand for barley and mnalt, yet both vcre fromn i-. to. us. per qularter dearer. Pease and beans are Wlwtewiwe on the, rise. Oats, and particallrly the better ...

... CORNEXCHANGE, Loindon, May 30, ISO.3. Our supplks of grain to-day are but moderate, yct wheats (excq)t for sonlc fcv very prime samples,which obtain top rices)1 hae fclt adepressilun of ftill s. per quarter. Barley and nsalt E off readily, tcire bcing but a short supply o f the firmer. Oats of tbe best sort are rather del.rer. , and ttst of a middlilng quality sell' freely at last quote- ...

... 3o Admiral Colihgwood sails~in the Diaccond.frigate, tojoin the Chninrel fleet, and hbisms Rag on hbard the-Vcnerable. Ihe Adniiral has beea assured by:Sir.ThomaiTrvowbrcdge, that all volunteers sent ?? w~, cter for his flag ship, shall he forwarded toa -Iiir inmmsediately. . On the 2oth ult. an inquest was take at Thorpe, in Nor- folk, on the Rody of I. farrow, one of. the seameun belang- ing ...

... MARINE INTrELLiaENC E, On Monday. a fine new schooner for i'tejiuiD trade was ?? in thisport.' Captair Samuel Greig has been'sent oier to this courntry by the Emperor of Russra, to procure a life-bdat for his imperial majesty. The captain, by the emperor's order, waired upon the Duke of Northumberland, who of'course recomnnetided him to the invent&r. This aadmirable contri- vance will ...

... CORN-4ECI-IANGE, London, Tune 6, x~o. 7We ad a good SLIpply of all grain to-day. Wheat, at first. of the arllet, obtai~lcl, riearty last Monday's prices ibut af- tvrwards declined, and ik finint on to two shillings per quar- ter cheaper. Bfarky atnd matk is hlkee'ise lover-say, two shillings jber quarter. Oats; a good supply, and about onec shilling and six-pence per quarttr cheaper. Pease and ...

... ASSESSED TAXrES. By tbe schedules of the' bills for izcrcasiig and consoli- dating the assessed taxes, these duties are to be as fsllows:- Cottage houses under sl. rent, with not more than 6 win- dows, 6s. per annum. If above 51. rent, 8s. 7 windows, 89. 6d. 8 do. it. los. 9 do. ii. I8s. Io, zI. Ios. II, ,1. Ss. 12, 41. T.3, 41. I5S& I4, 5L ios. IS; 61. Ss. 16, 71. I17, 71. ass. 18, SL 0OS. 19 ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCE:. - I - - ?? - - -C - The whole of the Keelmcn, who were impressed on the Tyne, arrived at Sunderland in a brig, from the Norc, on rhursday last. O h o;o The Volga, Capt. Charles Jackson, of this port, asrived at Cronstadt, the arch of May. In letters of the x6th of May, Capt. Jackasonsays, that great preparation was making for war,in Russia; and all the inen of war in ...

... CCcRard:/ Londwr , Juo % ,5 CON-EXClHANG E -Londo3, June 13, 1 803. Thouglh we have now an u-ninterupcea supply ofall Grin, the Wheat trade is brisk, and is. per quarter dearer than last Monday. Barley is lower; Malt the same;, the first Is. and - the latter 2s. per qnarter-eh~xper, with vety little demand for either. In Oats, we have little variation; the supply being good and prices nearly ...

... MARINE INTELLIXGNCE. - Capt. William Charieton of the navy is appointed reglattI ing officer of the impress at this port, in the rooM of Capt. Mackenzie. The Helderfrigate has been ordered to Wtcbooth roads for the protc& .n of the Humber -: The Diglger= sloop of war is ordered to convoy Te trade from the, Nore to Leith, and to call off the flumber for. such ships as.oinay be there for the ...

... | CORN-EXCHANGE, London, July 4, IS03. I We have a diull market to-day, and all grain is cheaper than on last Monday. Wheat, in particular, is lower, as may be noted in the prices below. Barley is cheaper, and no demand fur malt. Pease and Beans, of the different sotts, -are alike flat in sale, Good oats find buyers at hearly last wveek's prices; but inferior samples are rather chcaper, i ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, London, Juiy xr, z80o. We have ample supplies of all grain t market to-day, and wheat is celiaper. hi barley, we have not much lip Malt, which has paid the new duty, is sixteen shillings per quarter hi:1her than the prices statcd below. Pease and beaps are dull Cale. Oats that are good,fetch last week's prices; but the inferior sorts are still a druag, and cheaper. Wheat Fine ...