... ?? EXC~FLrGR, L02(' J3DONfA, March en ..F -Iw. lll~it)v ~ . e : ..l. i , l , 1.E funply of ligli h Wheat being very i nail to-day, I td e 0';cet bII ' ileircay cleared ot file qualities, the ]r'j fine lf-s ard Kcnt-it ieat on fale abtained coubli- deral: l,-ityac pries ; but all other duecriptions were Inl s a lai, notcd- Ni rejil Sne Foreign on fale ; but fucI - ould obt- 'hg 1fCCS. g 'rlc ...

... ZONDOxx PRICES CU.RRErNT CONTAINING 'rhp Pk=CI OF THr PRINCIPAL ARTiCLES' )F 1VERCHjANDIZE. FIL!IOAY, APKIL 24. Ao~ttYM~~t0IiI. . 1. s. bA D FP.n .Ct. L. A1. t. . ltrifilib- -1z eta23 0fia~tcb crppg o otoxya 6 R~oa-cb P C. ?? a ci Ouro 65- 0-92 6 ALO~~o~~no~p Cmet.3 o-65 0 RactSeuyrisa uncertain i~ -. . 0MATS i2.h. uncertatn j'enzJI, 8' 8-oet a O22.er ton l* S, 1. S. _ASHES p C. s. d. s, 41. ...

... MURDErP AT BOMBAY. Two natives of Bombay Were lately tried there, and t convicled of the moft inhuman murder om the records Govind, and a girl named Stoney, flaves, had agreed to quit their fervice, and pafs over to the M3ahratta f. lbore, for which purpofe they hired a boat, and ?? . off in the evening with the priloners and two other . men, to row the boat after row-: ?? tiwhe tsh-y dropped ...

... ' 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, ...

... BAR'NUC OF FtTGrAND. BANK OF ENGIAN I . 0 ?? lsave been &vnoured with a fight of a Printed Let- E ter from Mr AittARoieor, to the Proprietors of b ?? of England Stock, Crctlated a few days pre- n vious to the lafl General Court, which, vre under- n (Land produced a vete full attendance5s when, after much difcaflion of the fubjc*, a lo,zu,, or additi on- al'dividend nf 5l. ltpon every tool. of ...

... ?? L . XT 11 X Tuefday, the following Noblemen and Gentle- men were unanimoutly chofen Governor, Depu- ty-Governor, and Directors of the Bank of Scot- land. . OV ERIN OR. The Right Hon. IiN R Y DUNO:DAS, of Melville. D E PU rY-GO V E k m O R. PATRICK MILLAR, Efq. of Dalf'Winton. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. Lauchlan Duff, Efq. Writer to the Signet. Thomas Hog of Newlifton, Efq. William Hoiieyman, Lord ...

... 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 ...

... .1 1. . r- .1l Cotes'fecotidLezier to Lord cartitptott. My Lord, Woodcotc, Jan. i80o. I was lo much aware of the ol'je61ion which might &e flated to the posatae, as an exauffing crop, that endeavoured very cautionfly to obviate this difficulty, in the letter I had the honour to write to your Lord- ship; and if your Lordihip atnd the Board vill have thle goodnefs to refer to it, it will be ...

... SHIP NEWIS. , PLYM; Ir, April 16. Laftevening arrived the brigantine Beaver, Connor, from Oportc to Hull. This vefrel was on the i2th intl. about four o'clock, A. M. captured by the Braave French lugger privateer, of 14 guns, and 7.n men, and the French Commanler ordered all the crew, ex- cept Capt. Connor, a Portuguefe, and 2 boys, to quit the Beaver, and he put on board a prize matter, and ...

... Lovably PwCE,; CIR,,25x-r T~iE mRlci. OF THE PI'kNCIPAL. ARLTICLES of OF MERCt{ANDIZE. toir FRIDAY, A~hIL 20. 'o ArLIUmp.tonl. 0. 1. S. MAIER P.Ct. S. A. s. d. inf, ozf0io3 0 Datribco 90 aorpm.6 ' Ro.t PC. Ix 8--a a- 65 o-9 6 zed -A,-.%ION0S P. C$Vtnxra- G (aoene 30 o-65oaher Barb.,r Utt~r 1fall, Ii zo-x8 erH Bararv Nte uncral ROO'S ?? 010o 0-i2 a die, '7ordh new 12 a- 'a aMATS p-11.120 - ad ...

... The certain intelligence that was received laat week of the Dutch fleet in the Texel under Ad- miral de Winter, being ready for fea, was the caufe of Admiral Dickfun's failing for the coaft of Holland. Moft of the enemy's feuadron along the whole range of their coaft are in a Htate of preparation, and keep our blocading fhips upon the a'ert. Private letters from Bruffels of the 17th ult. ...

... LONDON PRICES CURRf.VT CONTAINSINGF-j TN'E PRICE OF -THE PRIN0IPAL, ARTICLES 00 A4RCkAN4DIZE. FRIDAY, APkIL 3 AtLLO p. tOni. ?? . 1. I~ MAD ER P. Ct. Sc. S c. Brie/A 220.03 0 r Datelsrof, 90 Otoiill6 C. Ic P 8C0 I S Om ro 65 0-92 6 A~LMO(NDS P. CWt. -. j Gamene 30~ o-65 0 .Barbary bitter 7 0-, 0 0 - ~ -fizved none. Roosyraiio0 -1S20 0e 7orgda new 12 O- o0 MATrS p.h.zzo 0- o ate >'alentia bft 8 ...