... .CORN EXC NG , X, I linupa 2~ 1 ?? ?? ?,AIlce our East ot bis .diy e'n?ij?t, our msxket? grain has been on tbe d?cIine. T6.th? Wteas froM out5? coast, the remaining ovei from tsi? week, with some art?j?? of foreign,' we have a good su?p1y. but, ? *? very f?w buyers. This lagt circwns?y??? with the SaI? ?? istg@ ?ysr?tj?L wh?? be ?ott? b7 au?i?i? ? or. eaves us ?? of o.beeter Prices thzli' i!r ...

... CURN XCHANGE, LONDON, MAY X9, 1-6. Our arrivals of wheat this morning, like those of last M1n- day, were rather short, by which high prices were obtained for a few prime Essex samples; other sorts, however, varied little from the currency of that day, with considerable heavi- ness in the sales. Barley continues to arrive in plenty, and, .with malt, is cheaper. White pease is a scarce article, ...

... - ?? I ?? -The proprierors of diet rigPtace%, Uf rainoufh;, h:etrec sented,,.te ?? die oa- seXUaukFR Sw~lsu;LWE-4OAT,oan the e tth 'tt~ic p'a~al'eat N.J ande by VI when -the Ibsfen wvasa us dted~pfst d.ng~r oft being wrecked oi t dih4Snd, ?? atsktill and e,.er- tione thet got her train atnotsgbese ao:dreadful hraeirs,e and tools her sately into Suridrelaad hiarboure'in a few hours. I'he ...

... - ?? O- IW S L , ?? C..R NEWCATLE. .: . Ai-nved Fi eisN. Hope, MXliddleofn CGtway, '0ip: Anna and R1-ira, Pdersedn; -Olana, Jaunans; farbaria .Catehena, Ko11ihuL, CSiristiansand: Sally, -H 1teriisonein Trtvellez,' Brown, 'Mlsel.l- Ix, -Brrington; Drb-in, Ti ne, Arxnstrong flsn'zick; tifiher, pilunk, stave's, shriur Tbeer, and wvhe. t. Perdy, Pinikneyi Petersbrd',-iheinl, tasslawi Johnalna ...

... LONDOW, DRCeMrA r. The Countess of F4gin cutter has hecii cilzaced from e:ff nbdesl, 4ny a 50 gnun ship and a large frigate, supposed toI he Dutch, bound to Batavia, and to have escaped from a Dutch port. Two English ships have h)een sent in pur- Wijt of them. ' ,'The Phobe frigate is arrived Nvith dispatcbes from Lord 03llingwood. 'They are uot of importance. His lordslip aad the fleet were ...

... V K I --t 4 ,- - Mc ?? ?? f The Prince Williuah, armed ship, CaptaiL. Mott; it' 4- wpainted to sailitith:the shi'at Hillfor'the Baltic, on the rof'rauiApnL.+ 50.-. fl ?? - .he Vigilante, Schultz, arlved at Hull on Tuesday se'n ?? days froi Embden 'When~3 she left the Ems, the nveriw-sfprfeetlyifr~eefromi' s . i - . The crew of the Tweed of Snhderimndi which was, lost on athe GodwlrnSars'de ...

... * K~liE 10s ...

... -I- A ,. MAPR;E lJtEILLIGPNS, Tuesday's gazette-mention, thfe capture- one of Lqord .Cqllingw4Ods fleet. c t he 5l ' e [privateer -qato Qhristade1 P' d of t4 S sh and the recapturing Of a Danish brig on the satlled e had pre=iousy been detained bythe privatfere' Tkre-fleet )bound fhr various part54 Cnm r r eapiol, a.I - - - JJeomarki whirls had been Wraitijng for ;n O}Wvedon by roadlsrsailed ...

... I MARtIE IN ELIAGIF , GE By a letter reaefved ;et Sields, fr'om 2 'ifcur ?? c Elsjneur, via Gottenburg dated- tbe. Pn7 oft;ebrtz-.n appears the Ses.id Was f'te from side to side, ard a frost. . A convoy for Elsineur sails from Leith, this; day,. -OL from the Orkneysn the 2cth, 4iO atfiird fror thea the zgd inst. A coar os;tise sails from ci; a is inst. foc). onnsngen. -A convoy is petitioned ...

... - ' MARINE IMPEL~lGED~t-F ,j T on ;A AW -L . At aR.; * .0st wqeht, thrae'o-r lour mt 'tas,r Tje.Icntrflbe and 'Wtser$ bat wc!I; di. arrived in '9 bingngg an~y news. '1 hey wvere boun~d to .I;~ bier itr iht Int~o ShdeldS by stresos r1 w@eater. je - * , but p We' cs:ct;'bp bbiyhrwtg the d iay I-y tirelsc e H Hurh 'Ipails} w.e t wi wurd is iAI ?? ?? l ?? tir 1 The ?? 1;as,(-9 - i i, gsge o ...

... CORN' EXCHANGE, iQnDON, Oa.. 5, x- I We had a tolerable good supply al waeet to--ay, arcd the like siietin .brl1iv took place in tlhe salek ab list Nlmltavy viz,. Fine awuyplots lvre full as dear ao in the ?? wakee, anld the ordiriury deull, Ad SoiMVt0itag chuapel. 'Iuac q olfu.y uf ?? day's alrnvmd, it is to beonscrved, kvai by alQ uwians equal to those of this (ay ?? aud malt are obul of ...

... CORN Eg AANGE, LcDO*, Qa. 6, 1807, Our arrivals ofwheat to-day frdm Essex and Kent were very considerable, the sales oa which were dull, and prices fartder looking downward by is. anda2s. per quarter. Good Red Wheats, however, sound buyers at about 6os. per quar- ter, but the stands were not cleared at the close of the nmar- kett IBarlev is father on. the rce. ?? remains as last reported; t ...