... CORN. LETTER. - I- - ?? Marl-Z e, aMonday; Yan. ?? had for thi day's arkt a reafonably largc'fijp'ly of Wheat freili uip, both Englifh and foreign, the fales of the fi rt ,men tioned were brilk for the fineft quality',and about Ur. per quarter dearer, but tos tin!'crior ?? and the foreign growth, rather duli at Utait week's prices. -The quantity of Barley that hai come frice out laft is far ...

... :; from tl,,c (Balette. ?? November rz, 1803. , A fr~oanl Rear-Adnoilal Sir J- T. Duckworth I S conlniatder in Chlief of his Maje4lys hips ;: S velid' J l sica ?? Sir Fvan Nepean, Bait. .1 1r3 y1efsnard his Ni~jelly s 3iip Bellerophon, at ;h Aulgnfl, 5803. introdiutces the following. t 1!Pt .Abf M4'aize, july 76, 1803 : il1 ?? 0 yonar orders lelative to the . ,ir: s; Je vi Caine Feralloice ...

... LONDONT, NOVEMBER 25. On UIonday night French papers were re- I ceived down to the date of the 2t ft inflant in- ?? intelligence they contain is of confiderable importance: notice has been fent to the armies. for the recommencement of hof. tilities. Count Cobenzel remained at Lune- ville fo late as the t8th inflant, waiting, it is fuppofed, for the laft inelfienger difpatched to England, whofe ...

... 1*w LOo 4NDOA8Uct lob- I On Sunday night arrived 'the lateft Hamburg mail due. Refipeafing the difpollrion of the Norilh4ern power ?? papers contain not a fingle fyllable 4o ?? ?? an. con- fidering they are~printed atprefent under a kind 'of Frenth influence,we augur nothing-unfavour. able -fromn their filence.; Some repoted 'move- ments of the Vreich' (hould feem: to, indicate that they, ...

... FRENCH -MEMOLRIAL.. We prehent to our readers a mof' ctirlotis paper, which was prefcntcd by Talleyraird to B6on1aparte ius the: month Iof December lait advifing him againft going *to .r r with this courtity. It proves two very irsterelling fafls-it lberws, ii the firfl place, that Bonaparte's nind. Co long ago as December-lafi,' was hent opon war: andi it dernon(lrates to Mis tbe dlalgecs we ...

... I ' C - ' I _Wet are enabled to give a correct accon of tihe 6r'e, at Chelmsford, (mentioned iW the firfi pag;) 2and truly 'melancholy as the caatarojhe .is, '.se a~re.: ineverthelefs happy to find, char, tnfisad of ftiteen of the foigi's brtrgt foundwl briit d death, and, -, wepty ornemng,,asl (tared. i former accounts,, of this aff~iiing event, twelve only h hve been the . victims-of it. B Y ...

... LAOND09T, AUGUST 17. The grand tbur of thie Chief Conrul, it appears, has terminated,'be having arrived at St' Cloud on Thurfday ?? Paris papers again boau l of the expeditiA. fprepariig for the . con gus of England. 'T'hore of Saturday lit| received oiv Tuefday, fipeak of an approaching journey of the Firil Conful to Brefl, afer which he is to return to Flanders,- for te purpofe of palling ...

... ginp rtat parlittamnt. 0cuac - ?? HOUSE Of LORDS, Frida Aqgu if. 'O HIS da1 hii Majefly eame down in bis urtual flace I to the Hoofe-of Peers, for the purpole of pro- soguing the Parliament. A Meffage being fent to the Houre of Commons by Sir Francis Molyuetnt, Gentleman Ulher of the Black Rod, with his Marefly's commands, defiiina their attendance on his Majefly, The Commons, preceded by ...

... F t:j~ ltorxbon ; fronm he, Roillon (Bapar. Adriralty Office, January ?? 1804. A letter from Captain William Seiby, Commander of his Majefly's faip the Cerberus, to Sir Evani Nepean, Bart. dated at Spithead, the 26th inf tlapt, introduces the following : MI. Ma ?? COeeherbwso,off C ape La Haigme, Sret, a61bt JanuaryP1804. -N purfuance of your orders, I yeflerday at one P. at. weighed in his ...

... LODON, rNOVEMBER 15. J r nvill be heard with great.pleafure, that the long expecled interviewbetween his Majefty land the Heir-Apparent to the Throne, took place on Monday at Kewv.- -Such an eventi not only be highly idzerenling to the illuf-' ,,;Ou5 perfonages immediately concerned, but muft be a fource of heart-felt joy to eve-ry teilon really attached to the Britii CoIitiIu. to To .rhe ...

... 0 :EIMPERIAL- PAR; TA-MENT'l' -. -HOU§ OF LORDS, - oaday, Deccander 2 i. L022 HOALFOP ATZ) obferved, that the mportant .; ~ and de rables Event of~ peac, which wouuld -pwbably.1be-* I. additionally ifecnred by .the xe- , coti ...

... ; rt LTESDAY morninl, a moa fhocking 1 accident happened in Duink-flreet, Mile- en-d, New Town, leading firon the f:reet facing Whitechapel Church. The houfes, Ncs. , and; 34, filled ivith poor labouring people to the aniont of tbirty~tswo, gave way from the foun-; d6tion, and tumbled with.a :tremendots cr'A on the poor inhabitants, who, from the early hour, it being only a quarter ?? fix ...