... . HADDING7 ON CORN MARKET, Feb. 7. 11r~,1 1- C.1.1 lo- ?? 1 . I 7 . ri- W\rheat fold heavily, and prices were rather a little lower. Barley was alfo of dull tale, and prices had a to confiderable decline; belt 23s. 5d.; current prices *-s. tty to 22s. Gd. Oats were nearly as laft week, beft 20s. Lr current prices 18s. to t9s. Peafe and beans 14s. to 17s. - 903 t bolls of Wiseat in the Mlarket, ...

... VED. March 22. Ant, Robertson, from Alloa, spirits. Berwickshire Packet, Laws, from London, goods. Britannia Packet, Nisbet, from do. do. 23. Thetis, Sheriff, from Lisbon, fruit. Forth Packet, Jamison, from Glasgow, goods. Fancy, Neilson, from Port-Glasgow, sugars. 24 Providence, Alexander, from Alloa, goods. Eagle, Anderson, from Aberdeen, do. James, Bennet, from Newcastle, do. Sarah, ...

... MO(-)Nl HIY COMMERCALA, REPORT. I, ?? - ?? - _ . v- I-.. Wle have the satisfaction to announce thie safe ax-rival of ',ir large fleets, viz-the East India, Jamaica, Leeward I-sleod, and Oporto. Thbe Jamaica fleet consists of nearl 200 ships, that from thle Leeward Islands nearly equal in number; and the 0- pox to fleet about 50 sail co vessels. T'his latter fleet blings a good supply of port ...

... ?? APRIL zs. We ur.derftand that Lord Bridport will continue his command during on; more cruize in the channel. Hi: Lnrdiliip is probably row at lea, as he intended to leave Torbay on the firft fpirt of fair wind. His on : y ma- Mr Pitt vvai much better en Friday ; he is attended Friday a Court of Directors was held at the Eatl India Houfe, when the lo lowing Commanders took leave previous to ...

... IE IPCiRTS Ah ND EXPORTS AT LrITH, 'in .. . ?? I T1 lieweek ending November 9 z 8bo, I foTLY OPTE R OM2 0 f Ce r no t; ton s Uind~rr/Thd Jirx 5r Iv tons b o:o wt Pot ofht CC 290 cO et 'Tallor 1o3 taots ?? I 224 ai)tos C:I:0 Loft woonl 'Sfbttbor e' ronks oeiro 5,0 tons ' it1.rs - A4:0:4 Dow,; o: I:20 il~fions 4 Ccc>r~nhee r. 0 4 k~eg eef- I I qrs S/cozitre becr 23ii5 keg's Wlpla.s 48i piccs Ok ...

... . Sh IPPING AND COMMERCIAL LIST. T ^xy7s^%T ?? LONDON-Mardi 12. EAST IND;IA SUIPPING.-The Lard Melvil, Len- raox; Earl Spencer, Raitt; Britannia, Birch; David Scott, Jones, Euphrates, Welfread, arrived ?? 'Sound l0th iinft. failed from Fort St George 21ft 0osa; arrived at St Helena 3111 Dec. failed fron thence 13th January. The Aengal, Cumine; Afia, Tremenh'eers; arrived at Fort St George 3d ...

... £. VLo O, PTraces cau.ENT. ThZM PRI~iOIV TH-E PRINCIPA-L ARTICLES 1-7 ALtr'ep-tOnl. S. 1. s. 1Do orD reff7ng 6 to I rnmc .Sriti/ls 22z 01023 0'e l0per doz. 60 c-Irzo0 : ' . 18--- 0 a LEAD per toni L S. I. S, ALMIONDS P. cwc. j P6~ 33 IO- 0 0 p ASHS pre. 6 1.0.rod 35 0-c0 a Barbaryic.Pel3 05-4 0 Tlkite 46 05- 0 -Potd ve 0 1 O- ?? 50-00 AsHrSle'rif 2 C -3 Sp.Ct S c. s. d. 1 -0 an~ carrhasn t ...

... SCOTS BAAWKRUPTS. -DAVSD HENDEProx, Merchant in Mlontrofe.-Cre- ditors meet in Kerrip's inn, Montrofe, 27th February: '12 o'clock, to name a fa∨ fame.}place and hour, 20th MNarch, to eledl a trufiee. JANES HZRV1E, Drover ?? Bridge. field, near Aberdeen.-Creditors meet in Ronald's inn. 27th February, 12 o'clock, to name a facor; fame place and hour, 26th March, to elec& a truftee. ...

... cOY 2 ?? DVG ZfllO'M Sept. 21. X. * ?? in confiderable quantity th mor appear-- in co fiderable qulantity thsmorn- whatapeared inI ad trice were . to 2sd per quartter- owerince ing . eek In old Barley no alteratio1;. new up to eiS day quarter. We had no frelh arrivals of Oats 44s. P r btteveral coaftwife, and, the de. 0nd tbeing dunl, prices declined, efpecially in Polands, ~snd per quarter ...

... J17 -M W ~Y7e are goriy to aunounice that a trenields gale, oF vr ,-more violent than the one th't blewoif Christmas daji has done considerrabic damage to the shipping- a, Falmouth and Illv- -mouth. Cur lalumouth letter decc-c;b ?? tae stor.n as excceding any within the mn.rnot' -of m)i. Nothing was heprd during tbe continuance ot it but signal gunis 0o (iistiess. it was (01 o 'il sii y night ...

... S HI P i N . W S. n-- st The loss of the Scnsible figiate is confiriped. er In the mnorning of the 3d of Mau.clh she struck on a quick-sand off Ccylon, and after x6 hours se- A vere fatiguc in endeavouring to get her off, the 1, Captain was obliged to oider the people, for thc in preservation of their lives, to qjuit her. OnlIv one man was lost, and he wvas tound dead in the ship. n- Had she ...

... apbip- jowlim There is no certain intelligence concerning the I enemy's fleets, and their destination still remains I the subjea ofconjecture. I 3lMonday evening the following intelligence i was circulated in the city of London:- I It appears by the log of the- Roebuck priva- teer, arrived at Portsmouth, that on the s5th ult, off Madeira, she fell in with five sail of the i line of battle ...