... MA RINE T NT E . l . The Four ?? is ar'iive'd at thisyrrt, fromn bavis's- straits fishery- a full si'p. q . ?? 'lhe jetmina schoonir, of -this .port, JohnriBarber, com- mlander; snourning only ?? guns,-onn henpissage from Dublin Stb London, had an eg-agement w'thia Stench lugger privateer, off the ISle.of tWight, which she obliged to shcer.offafter asnmirtaaion,and arrivcd'.afe in theI 'liames ...

... , , MRINTE ]NTELLIGENCEv On th~*zth of Julie; in a viollet gale of vinad, the Mary, of North Shields, Mr P. Holland, owner, was lost near Mcmncl Bar. The life-boat was launched, and manned with - Ilisb seamen from vessels in the harbosur, but in approach- ing the MSlary, (frgm some cause yet ruknoown) four of the atiN were thrown out- of the life-boat; three of whom luist their lives; blit the ...

... ! , London, July 25, 803. l pvr cupply of wleat, tr.-day, has bcen prctty considorable; itt; tihc sal-s are dill ?? to the want of buyers lud short water at thc mills. Fins white saiisles obtain near last Mon~day s prie~s; het the red, *a~id nferior sorts, are 2s. per quaretr cheapcr. '.Barfe, and malt remnain dt our last stated prics..*Ilhere. was btut a short SUpply of oats, wvhichl has . ...

... I' . .~ - I MARIERINXTEL.LIGE'NCE. The Iords of the Adriralty have sent osrders-to Lord Kcid`, to appoint a proper vessel to convoy the trade t'rom L eith to the Bal'tc, and to sail the ist ofAugust. Since our last, the foliowing ships have arrived at Hull from 'reenland -Hunter, Groat, 7 ish 80 tons of 2il, 240 butts of bltbber ,'-Molly, fidler, 7 fisha24 butts -ggnton, D.Dick i'si iq5 bucts ...

... M.ARJNE INTEI.GENCE. ANeonvoy is appointed to sail fror Hill fuf the 'ialt on the soth instant. CAPrusEts FYOM TnE FRerNCt.-The Venus privateer, by the Thunderer. The privateer Le Courier du 'Terre Neave, 0o4 guns and 50 Yuen, captured by the PIlantagtiet, of74gung, out 30odays frors Naites, aand had made Only one capture. La Frcderique, of l.'Orient, from the South Seas, by thcLondon, letter ...

... CORN-E1XCHANGE, London, *luaust S 8 Most articles of grain havc exDerience, la-., .08. - -- -- -- , ?? riseat - market, aiid'ithat in consequence of the 1iUPPly bt .IsdaS and the demand considcrable. Whcat i1as ?? Shut day sc'nnigght from es. to 3qs per quarter B farcI .a huve likewise a brisk sale, and prices rather b aentte pease are scarce and dear; the other sorts are higher beans Fine ...

... l On Wcdnesd-ay last, thle SRa a Grecn- andman, wvith tish and a sucker, captu4cfd to the ttorthi ward of Shetlaitd by the.Mary privateer, of Hastings, arrived at Shields. donlc of the privateer's Crew report, that when they met the Greenlander, in lat. 53. they persuaded her to steer to art English port, on prtecncc that ?? great disturbances iD Hiollaad: ther camc ?? to Leith road$, -when ...

... M;kRINE INTEELLIGENCE. A circular letter has been addressed by .Lrrd Hobart, da- ted tbc ;,,h inst. to the lord lieutenants of the diticrecnt countiez, ?? them to cotmnunicate to the ?? of colliers and other trading vessels, the desire of government that they should fit up their ships with sliding boards betweent daeke, ring bolts, &c. It is cue intention, if nece~sary, to ejmploy them as gun ...

... CORN-EXCHiANGE,!Aondon, August xr, xS0o. e . 1 . 1. ; . Frue- the time of year onir supplics of grain were very con- si dcraicl. to-day, and at first of the morning, wheat sold at last \'ionday's prices; bhut towards thi close, the sales WCTe duli. lai-ley anl malt remain stationary at la;t reported psites. Boilets and grey p ase continuc dcar. 1cans are chvepcr. Oats are a good supply, and ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE,London,AuZust ^2, r2o3. Our niarh:et wviaS but thinly supplicd with grain toeday. In wheat there is an advalnce of p1icc froll 2a. tM 3s. per quarter since last IVIonday. Barley and malt remain wich ,ew sales, and without xariation. Oats are dull and rather cheaper, as arc pase of bocth surts; but bcans arc rather dearer. Flour is 2s. per sack higher. I ?? . . WVheat Fville ...

... MARINE INTIELLIGENCEX Tl'hI follouwirg vessels hlve arrived at this port from Davis's Straights:-Ewciretca, I4 1ish, ViddIetoDi,xaa ; L3a. bclia, 13; IVNars, 7 ; Sarab, 7 ; Content S. The following shipb have arrived at Hull front the whale fisheries since our last rupur (, viz. froid Greenland-Gardner and Joseph, Allcn, S fislr, a22 butts blubber; Leviathan, TIlather, 4 fish, 190 butts , ...

... C'ORN-EXCHANGE.London,AuRust 29. 1go? Sorne ?? oln a l artia mildew in the Wheas seem to havc loe S teiir impression on the public mind, the mildew n5t bcig of that serious ?? as first apsre- htsndet . To-daytour Aalket was but moderately suppliird wit Wheat, and the Purchascrs of that atticle riot nunser- oUS thc sales were at a-rediebtion of abolit is. er quarter barley Continues at last ...