... M A R 4x E T S, CORN EXCHANNGE. FRIDAY-, OCT. 24. 1:.'§Icat .Finu i LIlorf] Ryc Earley ecani CUKR' N'I' PiCEs As ?? 57.3 .0s SS5 od V'c Pite 1 ease Os° -siss9;s> iioir, 032s fine 9C0 96G Sufoiks . -s ,hte EBsex to Ms Od flrev Pe-se 7OS 40i 44s1 Hoe s Beias - 40s 423 48Bs nd. Tic'.>es 3Ss -!Gs 32s 78s Od jat, S 2 s7s X PucJiedS 3 ;° SS5 Pr/ce of Flu,:- cm Frdsc3,. r ne I'our -s 7Os 75, per ...

... A)p, Pil . ith ?? ;)h asure il;v t SI armnnruce I F T. ?? etI IdrtI wh crh 1it 'y -.i0 i p. ?? li'Cineo, ar T, to0 .h ?? lr- 0 a i; j:! tI ?? Wl sern'i: ?? Imh.ir S~r Awi ; ?? * s(c1: lA'- qoiron, Oal} III .;thl 0r, j0zi 1: r.1z~ of St Tho~nas, *i-diiin to tti I.a- rh e Pqrenich farce . rhlitn:-I to:.; S';i cl e. &ec. 1hc B-it~si sh Ol.lronl a- .; folir slhips ofthe lie only, and thrce I * ...

... eceived by the Seahorse frigate, from a gentleman residing at Madras, dated May 3o, say IHis Excellency Vice Admiral Rainier, arris- ed here on the z6th instant, from Trincomallee, accompanied by the Intrepid, Capt. Hargood.; La Sybelle, Capt. Adam; Trident, Capt. Pul- ham; Leopard, Capt. Surridge; Eurydice, Capt. Bathurst; and the Albatross, Capt. Mal- colm. The ships are all healthy. ; The ...

... *9p14 gnpJ. F'ilc Eastjlndia Company's ship the I.ade Tlr. .I(las, Captain the Hon. Hugh Liiid.;:iv, i: t I Vd at iungal fironm England. 1t is ?? feared at the Post Ot'iee, th~it 'In (s.'-avld bound packet, tull of pas'scngers, ior ;IC; Elbe, is lost. '11c .IeIculc, of 74 guns1 put to sea last Xeck a fh3m , t.tsmiouth -with sealed orelscr. Her desti- 3 i. tioll is' supposcd to be the XWest ...

... gqlip Jo. elog. The Gazette announces the capture of two French sloops, of 44 tons, and having each four men on board, laden with wine, brandy, and flour, for the Brest fleet, part of a convoy from Bourdeaux. The Leviathan, of ? guns, bas sailed for the Mediterannean, having with her three bomb vcs-t sels, for the purpose, it is said, of bumbardinj Algiers. Several rumours have been in ...

... .4IARIVNT INTELLIGENCE. Tihe Gazette contains the following letter from 0 Lord G. Stewart, Capt. of the Aimable frigate, ad-, n dressed to the lion. W. WV. Pole .- n O' On the 'd inst. while standing to the southwadr I to regrain my station, his Majesty's ship under my command be ing driven by the late tempestuous Nvea- n ther from off the Texel on the Wellbank. I perceived at II A. XI. a ...

... 'IARIATE IATTELLIGETCE. The Gazette contains an account of a~ gallant ex- ploit, performed by the Spartan, Amphion, and Mer- curv frigates, at the town of Pesaro, in the Gulph of *Verice, on the 27th of April. The boats of the fleet formed in two divisions, underthe command of Lieu- tenant Willis; of the Spartan, and sent a flag of truce ashore, demanding the surrender of all the vessels ly- ...

... [We insert the following AB C3TACT, at the Desire of a conntry Correspondenti 4 NEW PROPERTY TAXR. (46 Geo. III. c. 65.) DUYRING the present war, and until the 6th day of April nert after the Ratifica-ion of a Definitive Treaty of peace, there shall be sharged upon the annual profits or I gains arising or accruing to any person. or persons residing l in Great Britain, from ary kind Pf property ...

... 1 -- N A' ;-V , -Dl ili rtW i fi ivex6/tlia113iv,# 1i1). Licnteiaist ?hili3 Burueriisq, (It his i 1'Z -hin C:a ,ar. asrrievt last iiglt with ?? -. cfri Uear-,,cl~nlila! Sir jailles Sauraviez B:w;t. . e wbich thle lollowing ;Ire copies Vesaer, qfftiape 7crafoig.tl it July~ Y3, rltos- It has pleased the Ahlmighty to crown theev lions Of' tis squadron withn the most decisi- sueest ovtr the ...

... CCOuN9 r o JBONARPIRIE. 'Tte 's'essicraran! sth Cii? ears- of Bosta- C ~ isfril,i~ the tei! of (I Althil Exigrant, 'tpbO Va Si 5 i ~. ,'esi~pssii5. It Ptas traif/ltettd b a toinyl us~'i't~~sh'sn:,to schsn, the Freneb author is iuizd .-n-xeI1s kissoz, 0is et pl~mit iy/ unia,-pt'iche~d pr-obity, p] canud4orezr, ind go.iijs,./'i' arid tberefore the uIt-ra- VI it. irbe con/~dcred ,authenn-r. ...

... ??Dip B- F11,05. (Cu;r effective naval force at present consists of 2le sail of the line, 1r ships of ;o gun1s, 132 fri- g$a, and i[7 sloop, making a total of 415 sail, !nclsive of cutters, hired ships. &c. ; so sail r:f t, e line are repairing, xg building, and 70 are nr *;-dinary, which, with receiving ships, make 7-, sail of the line; and with frigats and sloops O ar, amount to 6s6 vessels ...

... SH1I P A- E 1arS, Five fitil of thelnc, Viz. two three deck- ers and thlce 74's, arrivc d a.t Cadiz from Fe' rol the latter end ot April. Oiders are iffued for fix fail of tle capttr- ed Dutcl mncii of war to be l ationed on eaclt fidc of the Nore Sand, fo as to bh funk im- unclately on alny prelflng enrnge:ncy, to chok upl thofc tvoo main channels to the Ri- ver 'llamnus. A lctter from n ...