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... THE NMARKETS. There were 405 boils of oat meal on Tuefday in Edinburgh market, which fold from a!. Is. to Il. 5s. per boll, There were alfo 200 bolls of peafe and barley m eal, which fold from IZs. to Iss. psr boil. F.ETAIL PRICE. Best Oat Meal, Is. 6d. I Barley Meal, Is. ad. South Countr4 do. I 5 I Pease Meal, I I There Nvag but a fmall fupply of oats in our corn market on Wednefday, owing to ...
... ' I ?? ,The following valuable captures have been officially announced fince our laft Captain Rogers, of the Mercury frigate, who captured xS fail of merchantmen from Cette bound for Marfeilles, on the 6th of January, as mentioned in cur laft, writes from Minorca, that on the aoth of the fame month, he fell in with and captured, after a chace of nine hours, the Sans Pareille Freach corveette, ...
... LOlNlO2Vp].CES CURAEM2t CON CIrANIN I EPRICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF 1ERQCHANDIZE. A Yut~ p.ton 1. S. 1. ?? M.&nzitp. ct. a . s. 'di 21 ot'23 ?? . o. otolil. 6 t II8 a-- O Omibro 75 -9z 6 b AL:. UND 1) I , ¶t- Gaasene 30 o-65 0 IO ~ ~507- .5.10T - Malls 20 ?? 're: uncertain i Roots Snyrmns ioo o-hxomat jZ O)- a P-XVIAT 0. o5 r-1 10 0tiC ?? C. s. ?? s. d. le of!.o 0-Ic1 T0 raF!44;~ 0-47 0 ...
... uJjVDOV VPRICSS CUi&EVT CONTrAINING 1'IHE PRICE OF TUE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF MERCHANDIZE. FRIDAPY, MAL-.CH 20O. z2, 0tO23o0Duet/s crop 90, OtOlIZ 6 ?? . I IS-0 O-- O-bro 65 0-92z6 Ai_@0)4DS p. %Vt - Gaineno 30 o-65 0 .sa-1-rylitter 7 0- 0 0 Ti-ulls II o-rS P -- we2 uncerta in RootsSmyrna I o o-i20o0 ~C~in~wI0 - 00M r .h220 c- 0 0 1l/,ocntia bs/l6 0- 6 iS Oi L per ton I. S. 1. S. ASHSit per c. ...
... L,,,vDzoN P2T p~ZAES CON FAININQ ~ ?? TPM PRICE OF THE PRINCEPAL AR t- OF MERCHANDIZE. FORIDAY, SEPT. 4* 42 0 t9230oRepco..70 -8 Roack p F. I xl--- 0 oSrI per, to I-. 1. S. iP 2s 6 lo-C o0 ALMONDS P. CWt. ar 27 15-0 0 Barbary bitt~e 6 20- 0 C)sSQ O- 00 uncertain Sbo, 9,S 1- a o 'fod~a nw 2 - )0 ;tibam e .25 10-26 10 Asoirs per c. s.1. s. d3. ,~ 40 0-42.0 Am ;cOerS 3-8 M OrD 2RP2C-S C)-- S' C) ...
... In add tion to the oi~cial dethils given in the preceding colurnns, the last Gazette inforns us that his Maiefst 's late sloop the Boll Dog has t been rccovered from the enemy, by the gallant c ;nctiois of Capt. Lord Win. Stuart, of his Ma- jestv's ship Cliampion. 'Ihe squadron detached from the Channel llcet, supposcd for Jamaica, consists of the Go- liah, Elephant, Ganges, Brunswick, of 74 ...
... SHIIP NEWS. Y There was a report on Saturday, that a If flirong divifion of the Breft fleet had gone out ( i to frea on Wednefday laft, with i5,ooo troops is on board, and that the armament was deflin- , ed for Ireland. The whole of the armament b e was faid to confilt of 3 fihips, of which i b- e tvere of the line, the reft frigates and tran- t fports. It was denied at Lhe Admiralty, however, ...
... L JONDON .PLIOJZ~s C~EV 14 NT TA I N i NTG iasE PRICE OF TH-E PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF IVIERCHANDIJZE. - FRIDOAY, SEPT. 25. - A Lrrr o s p. to nI . S. I. s . B f. 1 r f i ~ 2 3 - I ) I/cadS~ p) e. x IS-- 0 0 I, A D lper to Wl, a. . a A ?? /ris' oT e et 1 1 hee 2 6 0o - 0 0 /6em 0 2 1 0 - 0 h t 6 2 - 0 0 le as uli erta L i/ -n 25 2 -62)0 A siies per e. s. 6. s. (I. ff/ 42 0-4 00 -Pat 30 0-33 0 Mo ...
... Yefterday advices were received at the Admiralty, that the Oifeau and Sirius frigate's had captured and brouglht into Torbay th . French frigate La Dedaigneufe, after at, hour's alion off Cape Finiflerre. The 0ifeav on her return home captured alfo a very valu- able Swede. There is now no doubt but that the divi-. fion of (hips which have been fo long watch- ing an opportunity to flip out of ...
... e DOVER, June 7.-This morning at fix o- 1, clock failed a flag of truce, with a difpatch from M. Otto, which feemed very urgent, for there not being quite water enough in the harbour for the ?? veffel to fail, , it was immediately forwarded in an open e boat to Calais. By a gentleman jufl arrived from Bengal, r we have been favoured with the following ac h count of the forces which were ...
... 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 ...