... S HIP NEWS. The only capture officially announced this ly I week is that of L'Efpoix lugger privateer, of Ex, 2 brafs four pounders, and 4 iron 2 po-unders, G and 23 men, by the Lady Charlotte armed brig. Captures announced, but not officially, are wit La Jeune Nanette, from Cayenne for Bour- On deaux, with a valuable cargo, by the Suwar- we row cutter. Taken by fome Revenue cutters, car at ...

... IC FALMOUTH, Auguft IS. Fe Arrived the Walfingharn packet, Captain Roberts, iu 2i days from LifZolh with mails p dated the ajth July. On the day after her g e failing Ihe fpoke his Majefty's flip Mondovi, d I- from Gibraltar bound to Lifbon. On the tl ir 28th in lat. 39. 48. long 13. S9- fhe fpoke II y the Circe and another frigate with a fleet, con. d it fifing of a fleet of 24 Ihips under ...

... 941) INS The ndvices fror'r the Charrnel 9eet come down l di the i6th int.a-t which tine the intrepidCorn- l; i .:ontinutd on ills station oJT Brest, having -a- iy I moe otit tImC late lie:tay ?? 'I'he ene- squa(lron had not made 'any ?? to put 'he dcscniflinn of the French flotilla near i rsbourg, by La Poulette arnd the Libe-rty brig, not iqenrinned ii the London Gaiz-tte f:n .- * lay, it ...

... A letter from Portfmouth announces the Wafe arrival of the Weft India fleet, nearly So A fail, under convoy of the Invincible, of 74 guns, and the Flirt floop. The fleet from Peterfburgh under convoy tl of the Favourite floop has arrived at Brid- v 1 lington. I A convoy is appointed to fail from Hull for Hamburg, Bremen, and Embden, on the 2d of September. Six veffels havre been gallantly cut ...

... 4iptp aret. The following iig aln vxtrazt of a lktcr from our squadron off Bre it:- s -I~ llae,; ?? ?? s,-i C. Ci!, Yesteriv .-added ti.rct non- .;hips tl the ?? mv's finl, anti re u have c i itol latil t'hat it 1101V coni;p:is twvcnv ly ...

... M A R 1f E T S. PRICEA .ND 1M'PO ITA TiTON Oi GRAISJ, (Fron. tb. Suiony Papers.) 'he last week's importati n oofvheat exceeded A 2z,oco quarteri; 13,OOO of which were from Dantzic, and of excellent quality. There were about i6,0o0 quarters of oats mostly fr.om Ilol- I land; there were a lew quarters of very fine grain From 'France; the s pplv of flour fromt Amrerica and the Baltic did not ...

... I! 11 -17 LIGEAVE. ,, 4 ?? I A'A' 1 -V I , (I ACTION IN THE BALTIC. it - - ?? T;-. - Gottenburgh mails arrived on Sunday nigt, with ?? . and papers to the I :3t!; inst. They cotni-iln the Swc- ?? report of the !ate gaill:n.t a!ctiotr it- the Biaici, and o *:h, oricial docunierns relating to that sqihj t The let-; itst ?? Sir Sanmuel t- Hod dispiar 2 liberrai mind geti tons spi- I .::idt the ...

... MARINE INVTELLIGENG,. I The Gazette announces the capture, by the Arethusa, of the General Ernouf French privateer, of 16 guns and 58 men, comrnanded by a man who has cruized 15 years suc- cess;full against o'ur trade, without having bean before ta- ken. The privateer is a very fast sailer, and is fit for his KaI sty's service. The Tartar frigate is said to have taken 16 Danish ves- selps ...

... A, 111) Lp D. (^ bo 5.. We have the pleasure to announce to our tars that several verv valuable Spanish vessels al-e now on their passage from the WVest Indies and South America, to Europe. A frigate, having f on board two miiions cif dollars. was to sail from the Havaniuah for Spain, about lzth of No- . vember, .at which period there were nearly one hundred sail lying there, with like ...

... AIATRLE ILTELLIGEACE. Sir Samuel Hood hoisted his flag on board the Centaur, Capt. Webley, on Saturday, at Portsmouth, aed will sail inmmediately with hi3 squtadron for the Mediterranean. The Defiance man of war, Captai 6 Hotham, is ar- rived at Plymorth from Ferrl, which placeshe left on the 21st ult. having been employed therein fitting oout the Spanish ships bfVr; which sailed from thence ...

... - NATIONAL FINANNCESX -A , as .. . .D. _ , F ?? rN1- BOAS FAD The followinig is a concise view of our liantee for the. year ending the 5th January 1809, the ful details of which were ordered, by the House of Commons, to be printed in March last. GREAT BRITAIN. Produce of the Customs, - L.9,214,131 0 8 £xcdse, . - - 19,824,315 9 0 Stamps, - - - 4,321,865 0 0 Land and Assessed Taxes, - 7,606,192 ...

... ppICE OF CORN. r- ?? 1 P--l~m ~r nation of Mr William Reynolds, corn I OW hi own account, and not on commiflion Jealer , girts of grain, except wVIheat. £frou the appendix co the laft report of Isfof the Hotse of Commons. ] t1 ~ No lo.g have you been acquainted with the ; A. About twelve years. ,rarket. I tern 4 e YQu able to give any account of the nature ,eredC of awheat ? A. I can fpeal5 to ...