... r v ?? ty ief i_il;fli Wheat v-n. rather in.irt to-day, an „ ii.ti vvante-d to niix oiT with the itaic- f,irc'>.-M, a ■ ?? Floor noadm at 90s. per fack. Rye is troll- Ss. A lit-: New Barky saxerei, ?? fold readily at n. per oii.rtri* .idv.iice; bat, n the .ii fl-ill • it- are now ?? .1. ?? ?? a ?? nther .Lei, n. J. m at the ci.ife V.r, :..v OatJ rtdh 111; .irier ej-ja irie--, ?? evan ...

... On the 35th ultimo his Majesly's ship Hound sailed from Brassy Sound, having in company the .Lerwick Packet, of Lerwick, and the Eliza of Lerwick, with the mail for Aberdeen. The Eliza returned to Brassy Sound on the morning of the 27th ultimo, wind S. S. E. blowing a storm and heavy rain. It is now reported from the Island of Unst, that a topmast, cap,-and part of an arm cheft, with the word ...

... Before entering on the Committee's report and appendix, as noted in our paper of Saturday laft, we now lay before our readers the fub.tance of a late addrefs to the Convention of Royal Boroughs. ■ My Lords and Cc.sllemen, M Your ?? -zi officer in T7JS, have to till, day, their memories in the higher!! deem. To them the country is indebted for the prefect Board of Truf- tees for improving ...

... S HX I P' N7E IFS. 't13 Z I Y I i I'he Qieen and K.rtu V1.a't ?? ar- rived at rt 6alvador on the 11l of 7J1lv tba, Qoeea was deiroy-d by fi-e or; tie 90h, arid the Kent failed on hcr voyagt on the ayth. M fr Hardinge, the Purfer of the Qizen faft Indiamao, arrived yellerday in tow;ij rith the following information ref-p3cing her 1cfs, which was notified at Lloyd's Coffec- boufte :- TIhe hip ...

... S HFIP NE WS. After the violent proceeiipgs. of the Spa- nifh iMir.itler, relative to the capzis-e of'the on Spanilh frigates, in Barcelona road, as menti- uJ oned io oar ]aft, our readers will, piutfe, wizth furprifc, ,he folloxiing arcco~nt of this cap- l ?? lv Capt.. Loui, of the Minotaur, tr-an- St ni.6'.I by Loid Ktith, and itifertcd in th--lait to LoIudon Gazette. His L-rrdfhip . ives ...

... i!y fall LO Llit; IUL UI JlUlildlbiby. COF.N EXCHANGE-LONDON, O&. 10. -- T - r-- _-i a 11 r ?? -y _ AA 1_ Wre have had, fince Monday, fcarce a tingle o arrival of grain of any kind. Wheats have, l R econfequcc of the fhortnefs of the fupply, confi. .e derablv advanced ir,. price. C e But fniall demand for Rye, the price of which C n varies little, ad ., Barley and Malt come very flowly to hand ...

... II A IIiLT O N X ?? CE 3. MONTVIY OCTOSES 2~. mar, ar.d Mr Graham's horfe Duncan, for 700 ! guineas, one two-mile heat, won by the forme a very c'ofe march, being gained ?? .- I ■ 1 1 The King's ico guineas, «iven to lire Cale- : nut, .. years 01.l - - - r 2d*. j ...

... I PRINTER OFTHE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. ! Sin, j Permit me, through the channel of yonr nape.-, to ilete fome obfcrvatioos on a fieb;eet j which mull, I think, be particularly i* C ?? 7o;;e-s ?? ire tl*.- C i -,-nd Cc ?? nnder the income acts, it is obvious tl-. ■ Gentlemen do nor agree in trieir inter: r.* of the fratmes under which they act. The Commercial &>mnnffioners urate, that they nn- ...

... S HlIP NEWS. Lord Keith, in a letter dated at fea, Sept. 3d, tranfnaits a lift of 84 armed and merchant vefi'els, taken by his cruizers fince the laf tre- turns. The foliowing captures are alfo oltU- cially announced: By the Fifgard frigate, El Vivo, Spani(h brig of war, of 14 18-pound carronades and icD men, from Ferrol to Araicrica. with feal- ed difpatches, which were thiowA overboard. f By ...

... As thendgfibouna ~ country markets now begin to fill wsth ssew Wheat, we had !. Is demand to-day ; assd al- though early falcs were made at near -laft week's prices, yet before the date os the market the trade s*a s dull even at nsiis Bs- So los. per quarter declenfson, though the fui'ply was isot sa^c. F arcia^s sickly maintains p ; -u The vc.-y prlssscli fasus-!.-- 't.f Barley fold at 1= per ...

... WEYMOUTH, Oatober 20. A French privateer appeared yefterday off Portland, and took a brig, which was foon af- ter retaken by a King's brig, who alfo took tihe privateer. On the 3d in, a hugger French privateer :;;pt~red a brig clofe under Foulkflone bat- t cry, where fhe had run for fecurity it took ob'ace about eleven at night, and being moon- ^ight was plainly feen by many of the inhabi- ...

... The public are already acquainted with many of the improvements which this refoeetable nobleman has made upon the cnnltiudion of fire-places, the utility of which is univeilally ad- mitt, d and admired. For fime weeks past the Count has devoted she whole of his time and at. tcntion in carrying into effcti various ii'nrove- ments at Heriot's Hofpital; The Gre-places in the kitclien have been ...