... SHIIP PI~PS PLTMOVTTi, DEc, ?.9.-Sjailed tle St. Fiorenzos of no guns, Captain Sir H. Ncale, Bart. and Cambrian, of 4gun CaptaiR.n Honour;.blc A. K. Legge, for Portf- nmouth ; Mrntaguc, of 74^ gulns, Captain J. Knight, and Elephant, of 14 guns, Captain T. Foleyf for Tor- ba r. K a lcd al'o be (hip Autotnafia, of London, and ruip Sir Tohn Bo; iafe Warren, of Plc mouth, Captain W. J. i)avis, ...

... 3HIP NEWS. PrLMOUTT, DEC. 3o.-The Channel Fleet failed from Torbay this morning, and proceeded down Chan- nel with a frefh breeze at Eaft. Sailed the Raven, of i8 guns, and the Speedwell fchooner, of iq. guns, on a cruize in ahe Channel. Arrived La Renard, of 20 guns, Captain P. Spicer, from a cruize. It is reported that an order has been this day receive ed for the detention of all Swedifh ...

... SH'IP NAEVS. CAPtrEr or TItE SPANISH FRICATES ATSBARCRLONA. Extra&f if a le-ter from Lieutenant Healy, of the Niger frigate, to an enminent banker in Cork : ?? The Barcelona tranfsation you have perceived, is a goad deal abufed by the maniferio of his Catholic Majftv's Miniltcr. The whole declaration, I can afore yon, upon my word, is, for the mult part, vilely faife a malicious ...

... *LOfD-ON *MARZKTs, he CORN XXCffAetaE, MONVAY, I .c 29. mf. Our ?? frorl EBfex, Kent, and Suffolk, bwaspretty ra Ilargeta-day; there were likeyife many. fam'ples of foreign c, . grain at market, bat having many country buyers', peinse Ii runs of whearfold nearly as high as this day week. In- at feriur coarfe famples declined in price, and were very nd heavy ?? and llarlry, unilfs very fine, ...

... CORN LXCIIAN&E. There was ?? a largc ftock of ail ?? of grain remaining unfold from the two prtvious rnarl;e.L-eC.yS; and the demand continued as dull as hcore. There was very little fold,' but the prices semnained the ihn.e as cn the preceding day. Many of the niilus, however, in confequcncc of the fal ol wheat, low- ercd the price of flour, and confiderable fale, were roade 4 acd Ss. lower ...

... SHI n1 II'S POaRTStOJTH, JA'N. 2.-Arfived the Fairourite, Heazel,, froim Blackney; Midfrimner Blo{Thm., Fuf- ter, fromn Riga; Xcrie, Newcpmrbe, frorn ?? for Africa, leaky; George, Nichols, froin Loordot, for Demarara ; Anti and Mary, Tengor, from London for Alicant. The gale early on Wednefday has ot cafmjne' following veffels, or their cargoes, to receive i.. their paffage from the Downs, viz ...

... -4; t-- -f ,.o , eo ito CO1N EB 5:HAqE ..O l),DN. -1 Our fupply of grain from Efx, Kent, and SaIThOk, wis *retfy ha-ge on Mosday; theft wvere likewif, m my famlies 4f Sqroign ,rain at rr1arket; but havinfg %qpy country. Iru~rs prjxp~ runs nf Wheat fol~ nearly as.high as tho-prr . c4ding Mozday. Inferior courfe fa ples'dctined inl pri~ce,. anxd wre very leavy fa1e. ^ - - V - ; 'ilfin ...

... SmIp NEWVS. .- the ARRIVALS. ?? . Al .FInbuig-Thl ?? Fall-Sorihna, Anf. .. sle--Apolio, Bowerc- Aililn-Lord Mihton, lci H-emmin-way-Safelno, Slholes.-Advice, Kirby_ e s a)6 lwsord, Crabwell-Brnnfl.viick, Brady- '13tuce-of and from this p-.rt. At Bremenj-The Spar 1 'ere _arro Smithi, fro this port. In The Sally; Jallap, and the Patowmack Chief, i Allyn, arrived at thhii port vQlecrdaq, from New ...

... SilJp ATL.Ws.; YeFtlrday advice was received at the Lft India- houfe of the fafe arrival in the Downs of the thip Apol- lo, belonging to Megrs. Roebuck and Abbott, of Ma- dras, and commanded by Mr. Benjaniin Brown, after an extraordinary quick paliage'of three months and ele- ven days, having failed from Madras on the L4th day of September laft. The Apollo touched at the Cape of Good Hope and ...

... CORN VXCHANGE. A vert confiderabie part of the laft v ck's fupply renmai..ed1 on hand, both ot' Englil. aa7d Forgn tl Wheat.; and tle market of Velirday therefore, with tile lnyyart vale fiomn Kent an'. EfIch, was tbundant. Tht MlV4 l ibitaiied ftoro buirin in any quantity; ani allforet, cxcept i' prino.. lapla;, dccliiied ftvc n or eighlt l :ngiiing per q i i ter u Tr t,; p i c f r t ilp rec ...

... I : iW4ULI. SHIP NEYS. lers \ ' Foreign tipx arritetl. * Deeczarer ?? Shafto, Reay, fronm M~emel, with tirrz ber, &c. Mary, Ward,-fiom Roftock, with wheat; t1e Friends, Patterfon, fromn Wrilfiar, with bztrrey. e Bltiffi King, lone; Chatfotte, Rel1, both frri a mr- emel, with timber, &c.--)anaary 5 ?? ind Patowmack Chief, Allyn, both fromt N lw-Yl'rkt. Fore'igrr hips. ceared oige. ur- Decrmber ...

... SHIP . NIL ins. . PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 5.-This day and all tle laff night we h ad a very fvere gale of w rd, arid lix or feveri velflis were driven orrfhore it thi>s.ort; ..moigit thenm the MinerVa, Colby, ?? ; and the Laird, Edwiards, from Berbice: the itter, is ffili on fhore, but will be got offivith littl. daiirage, unlefs it blows an, hlec is how lightenidg. uhe former, fhip-is got of fand in ...