... Sit'P NEWS. On Aatusrday a mail was received in town from .Lisbon.The letters of the x6th March mention, that the Duke of York transpoft, from Gibraltar for'Lopdon, wvith Soo of the Low. n- stein regiment on board, put into the Tagus on the 9th inst. in great distress. The troops were to be fanded at Lisbonz. The Survelliante French brig bf wvar, on the isth, arrived from Havre, with the ...

... 1NCUIV1E TAX. A .1_ 1 .t ,. - ?? - - ,, ?? 11-4C(AME TAX. Ratesi nScotland, .p.,P4is;hedt bL the Comvnzb7o.'s C: r ijt thr C'r.;ty 0/Eii/,hurh. Whert thi ?? incomne, profrS of trade or proft ission, or '.Coni wvhaitcver other source ari-. in7, shall larrunuit to Gol. and be under 7o0. there -;1 ;:1 be charged a duty at the ratc of 3d. in the poullld. peF pound. L. 71 and7 under o.8o - - 4d. So ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCE - A mail from the Leeward Islanids arrived an Tues- St dav. It was brought to Falmouth by the Duke of & I Montrose packet, in twenty-five days firona Tortola, Qf The letters state, that Admiral Cochrane was still Ju with his squadron in those seas, and thiat M randa cv wa, proceeding in the objeca of his expedition, of 1o the ultimate suicess of which no doubt was enter- eu ...

... Halifax, ?? OR. T8^0. Monday morning arrived here the Sifters fehooner, Capt. Camneron, in 26 days from St Thomas's. Previous to his failing, a Dani(h government brig, mounting I2 eighteen p :nn- I ders, arrived at this placc, bringina ?? ner ! (as a prize) the fchootier Eagle, Capt. Nui fun, of this port. Capt. Cameron went in his boat, to go on board the Eagle, but was pr.- vented by the ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENTCE. t His Majesty's sloop Royalist of 18 guns, Capt- 'Maz- I well, has captured the Aristides Danish privateer, while engaging one of the Gottenburgh packets, and sent }eC in- to the Downs. A sevese action lately took place on the coast of Den- r markl retween thej Etertion gun-brig and some Danish : tbnrboafs. The Exertinn had got on slore, and whiie 3 endeavouring to vork ...

... 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 ...