... M A R K E T S. PhuhL^ AND It VORTATUDN or CRAIU , I I (ir.F vim f S:!'nhy Pap vs.) hle i'tpo-at1tion of ?? for ti e ?? nc icd ?? -irj VaS l4n3itetd to 5 ' o quarte;r, chieyf fr 'P,;iriid. '1'hL sr. i1neus of the . e ply is I .iynn'tsbiC to t!he pleva& ?? of c'tetclv willds, s -- !:ieh have s-spc?.rdcd all coinumication from ?? rn ars of th. Colltimn-n. ?? ft-f I ..verage prices of for.igui ...

... S 1IJI NE. E S. The damnage that has been dole by thc ?? M,: storms aleong the cotst and in the Blnltic, has been vcrycon'iele .-(SeeSlipping ! 'I'he destintition of thle sq uadroi liiche l'l-i ratel( firon tlie fleet ly sigiigl o-F Torbiay abi oo' thie Nvciteks ago, tnder dlt coninuaid ot Con- rmodore Essington, i3 uot knowniwl biit Ivpot9 states it to be the Cape of Good Hope, the Cuim- ...

... We continue to receive accounts from various e quarters, of the mischief occasioned by the late ) storms. The sloop M'George of Kircudbright, firom Dublin, was put ashore near Kirkandrews, in s Borgue, oln the night of Friday se'ennight. Crew saved ; but it is supposed the vessel will be a wreck. A ship, with about three hundred passengers, s from Newry, in Ireland, bound for Baltimore, was ...

... S If I P X E RuS. I I , 11 ~ I -- - ?? rf ?? Nutice has becn l,:nt by quick failing vef- feli to all our foreign Liations of the cfcape of fquidron of the enenmy's (hips from B3reft-. 'li Imnmoit;jli!c frii.atc was difpatcbed from the Clianaclict with the intelligence to Lord Keith ; and the Penguin armed ihip has been fent out to 'ndia. The Purfer and Gunner of thre Cormo rant are arrived in ...

... - -, .v l Came into Plymouth, the Audacious French lugger privateer, of 14 guns, and 50 men, from Bourdeaux, Capt. Cardeau: {he failed the ifi of April, and was captured the 6th. following, four degrees weft of Cape Finiflerre, by his Majefty's (hip Cambrian, of 40 guns: during her cruize fhe had made 4 captures, the particulars are not known; and when captured was in the middle of the fleet ...

... M A R K E T S. Ivi t 1Kt 15 1 0. We cannot quote much diffirence in the prices of grain in the London market this weed. There w-vc r5: bolls of oatmeal this day in Edinburgh rmarket, wihich sold from r7s. 6d. to r8s. d. a ?? price per peck of best oatmeal, IS. 2d. Second, xs. id. Thcre were also II6 bolls of pease and birley meal, which sold from IOs. to I45. per boll, from iod. to is. the p ...

... CORN ENCH A N GE. July TI-TThe fupply of Englifblh Wheat filailI, and few foreign arrivals, demand brifk, and (pri-ee advan- ced icx,. to ? qs. per quartev. Malting barley hbi-k fa3n and dc~rer, as are fine O ats, xvhich are ceitrcely ifcar c. In O 0lncr graino nr. material a alhraion. J kO 7-- h3c a c fhad fx evfiailiarrive of corn at rnarLk; thii di). 'Wheat is rathe-v dircr. All oItile- g ...

... * : I o 0i e d ito i o1t cotll' in Ctai in Iolloho- .1; r ol t of thc c.apture of the Swiftiure, in j ?? ximg lcttcr to Lord Kcith. On bow d LdI bdiz.i ible ig 7ibtonz ,ly Lard, -Road, z4tb ]Iu/y I So. y ; tlh infinite concern 1 hav, to inform * .w.l. Lc:-Jdllip of tile Captule of his Majestv's MIat .hip Swiftsure, by a squadron of French 'pi' undler the comnmand ?? Ga- Hiviu- scparated fronm ...

... in our last, that the pleasing accounts had been received lf the ?? of an enemy's squad- ron in the West Indies, sent out for the interception of our West India convoy. The Gazettes of the week furnifli us with the following particulars contained in difpatches from Admiral Duckworth: 'Ihc Admir.d's inclofuresgare two letters from Captain Manby of the Bourdelois. The first announces the ...

... Y Co!;ifute of the tat: States of Aiicrica. nI Tunis, July o ,, The Bcy of Tripoli kaving declared! war against i h the United States of Aimerica, our Governmeent I v has been obliged to send a small squadron to pro- It te& our com-nerce from the deqredations it is | f s threatened with from that re' ncy, and io en- n - sure our external tranquillity.;.- We consequent- t r ly must inform all ...

... 8HIP NEWS. The HujTar, Lord Vifcount Garlies, is ap- pointed to convoy the outward-bound Eaft India (hips, and will fail immediately if the 0 wind will permit. - We are forry to hear that the (loop Nep- h1 tune, Willey Stephenfon, malter, was loft oi n Wednefday morning off Brighton, and every perfon perifled. 0 There are upwards of 400 veffels now in the river laden with grain. It is now ...

... I - s-bbol ping aub commerrial I The Benjamin, 1.allder, is lost in'rinity bay, Newfoundland.-Crew saved. The Albion, Gray, of Flull, from Memel, opl)t set the ,d of NoY. ill the East Sea:-Onc bcv drowned, the rest of the crewv saved and arrived at Elsineur after being six days on the wreck. The lFlaxton, Stephenson, of Hill, is k|st in the Baitic.-Crewr saved. The John, Jones, from Chester to ...