... ii . I; I E- 'E T S. . mu'. tbS. 'as P., .. 'Tie rt 4ef grain ?? mI u cxp.r ced a filort!her eeprs 1io: durii;gIX c- xv.-, t:1s in par- ticeuir- prirt-e tlip i CS -cfi %i.C; aii3 :it 24 1;I -5 S pcr ?? - w :; fine ftorjgn ;at ,oldl at 3C3. .being onliy half';li, pr~ice whicii 0-ov;ernin' Ilt guan- ' raitees t the impoarter. CORN _EXCHANGE. l ?? r C '4--N^IaiilV Coo l!!t buxiti i341cr,- '' | ...

... j:? Jr , I I I ; I 4 ;,2-tu CAM';Y'%Mtezl CAU1. . nil I i-ig -- l e * v--y, | .; 1 : - ! ?? o ?? lici I) l ?? a~t ;t ~i ;-i~1 olt itr.~ o~l. tij ti tis a i., 1'.t a. LOQ;:, -. tv i it' Sfee Fk-!. 13n to G' l 10 'a t ii it ?? tL; i-a I) MYi to . a:b -; sit- ere, k-h j ai ,0 yi- ?? , t-co ~ l ?? ary Ir~n hlit to G>-i ' ?? 4o %ic iavclaic unttel r ?? 'ic . ?? 1aIat 3 ?? u L ?? ?? 1 ?? ?O Q , ...

... ShIP NEWS. AWDTO-,',iLl-I'ry-O~-FICE.~- -MST.JI 18S, 180r. GClv . a L i.rj r'v: ]ar-Ad t;irl Dauc~'wort/, Corn- ?? in C6;., f h lisM..J s , f.'ts -ad a' , lhc I.coz .;-d ?? to Jfvau Ncp-an, Ffq. do.a:. ?? A':Val, ?? ii ,Ury, 18JX. si R, Capt;rtin Motfoir, of the Daphne, informs mc, by letter of the z-d ultinio, that on the 16th, oblerviuio foirc cofrcersa uear the Ihore, und3cr co'nvo of a ...

... BLOWING UP of the JASON FRIATIE. I We some tinec silce announced lie io' s.d.i; ?? ship, on the French coast in the n; ihi lls il , of St Malo, and wve have now the so iJ, t observe, that owing to the gallant anfd ii'rht- terfertnrce of our people, the cenlly has ?? rIc- prived of the advantage which resulted to him from the accident. Capt. Cumninghlam of the Clyde, com:naoding l the ...

... ,-,M j k 3 E T F, PR ICr AND IMtPOQRTIa',':, OF G.N, (F.t tero Shw Isnday, ?? ig The importation of wvheat, during the lali we- n- exceeded 70,0 o quarters; 46,oo0 quarters of whici came from Dantzic. The Canada and Nova Scotia ihip: have not yet entered their cargoes at the Cullom lg houfc. About ioi-oo quarters of oats were received chiefly from Holland; the fupply of flour, barley, &c. is ...

... S II I P N E WfrS. AdnzznraLy Office, 7/ulv .r. P Copy of a lettffe; fto the Hos,. Wilda-i/ Coriz-nallir, Ad n.t-al of ti'f Blue, &-c. to Eoa lNeplcan, Eiq. dated off TJ`st~i`t the 3d ijst. e Sir, tl I have the honour of inclosing for the informna- tn iion of the Lords Comrmissioners of the Admiral- v t-,, a letter from Capt. Brisbanz of his Maijesty's ship the Doris, xvho) commands the ...

... _-l _ -1 The public will learn with great fatisfac- tion, that Lord Nelfon is about to be employ- ed in a fecret expedition, and will hoiut his flag in tile courle of a very few days. His irdlrufionr will not be opened till he arrives in a certain latitude. Government have fent out engineers to conflru~t, with all poffible expedition, two docks at Halifax, capable of receiving fliips of 74 ...

... SHIP NETWS. i- 0;7.;ers are reecired at tile Cistotn-house of id fewcaqitle, to repay the tonnage and convoy dn- le ties receiveci. siace the lirst of Oftober, wvhen the - p!cinilnaries of p;ace -were signed. The Gazette cnrtailns an account of the Cap- rin tnre orthe Baptista. Spanish privateer, of 8 guns, ;o by his Majesty's schooni-r Mi!broolk, CapItail Fy Starck, on her pasage fromn. Vigo ...

... STHIP N E IVS. len Ac-oui.'ts from Coetgno he igth uit. w thle staIte- TLt 11-e- hicst'- o~rn3± hav~ dor ne ver,,. w~e he 'Irc:t dainage in the Balici- MoreT this' 20 vcI- I-b! intt s-ok ar- suppose-d to have bhe Ot lo ii~ Cr- cern; 1e ?? gli- uf a f-'rtnight, amnongst l'rr-r-h are two Ploj3 rod menofw, aind an-I En,'r ve: h~ ?? rryin!O nor- II 1le.- sts to P,:erbu-bnr h, x~tota 'n;Ile ...

... AM R K E T S. PlRICL AN IU.5POnTATCION OF GRAIN, tilhe (Frair th Sunay Rz,5Plerj.) we The importation of wheat from Tuesday to chla Vriday, iriclushi.e, amounted only to 2,96o qrS. ; the oa.ts to ,S~o qrs. and qnor to 335cot. The to i bounty on the imnportation of grai- finally ter- our tninated on the ? Sth the s-a confined it to the met Ist of O1t 'eer, buit allo'ed the Co '-slioners 1 for ...

... We understand that certain ibrelligence has - been received at the Admin.tly, that sixteen D ships of the line are ready for sea in Brest ha, r bour, with 400 rren on board each ship. The I troops are under the commrand of Gene- al Hurn- 1 bect, \vl Sis on board the Cisalpine. At Roch- t fort also, it is said, that theie are tight ships of the line ready for sea, with 6oo troops erlrbari- ed ...

... SH-fI P NEWS. LiS The Pen4 -pe pa1i t, whllich sailed from Ral- i mS mouth 9th June for the 7ee ward islands and Ja- Io .n maica, being chased to wvirndtard of 0ll:rdabaIes hv bv the Plouesr sloop of Vwar, threw overboard th tb M-ails for the islands, but has ing saved the Jamini- ?? 's cia bags shc sailed from lilartinique i .hs .ie to ?? of July. il 6. A letter fi-oum an officer on board ins ...