... S liI P v N E W S. ExtraeR of a letterfr-om Afr- William White, Coa- Mander of the Ch'ance private ship of -war, itted I cst at the Cape of Good flops, to Vice-Admiral Sir Roger (i!rti., Biart. At four A. M. onl the I9th of August, the island of St Laurence bearing N. E. two leagues, saw a large ship bearing do- n tow ards us; at I nine brought her to close aition, and engaged I her within ...

... CORsN EXCHANGE, March iz. - Our supply has not been of conseqiuece imin Is Monday, except of Oats, which have fell ne: l s. is.per quarter. ltheat, we do not think, h-. - any alteration. Barley is not a brisk sale al , Monday's currency, except for the best soa:L_ ir Bcans have not any variation. I-log Pease inr , other articles of corn, or grass seed, remains as before. English Wheat, s6s. ...

... 7 ~~Sai./ing;. ?? , March 23. Fanny, Braine, for Dublin. Lord Dundas, Halket, for Ham- i burgh. The Two Friends, McMiflan, of Greenoclk, I t from Napies for Gallipoli, is lost on the Straits of Messina. Maria iargaiet, Du'oong, from Leg- horn. v t On Tuesday the following vessels sailed from c e the tail of the Bank:- William and Margaret, i-cnolds, for New t York. Peggy, Thomson, for ditto. t ...

... S HIP N MTS I On F ?? arrived at Portmnloutb, La Seinc fri- I I gatc, Capt.tMiltne and the Apollo frigate, Capt. Halkett, from Jriaiea. They '6u'lng tr'npcrt the sgth of January, whikharika.oe niOmietion] of any arrivals of men df- wai either-at jamaica or St Domingo.- The'mdst distressing accolints had, however, been received of the situation of the Vrenli isaidsa ' ok ?? ' We have to ...

... S HI P N E W S. Orders ?? yest rday to Admiral S:r T. Pais- c; ley, Bart. ihich. were forwarded te the Vilal- hinjg Office, to l'iduidl for ftur months the Bar- flcur, go, Rcar Admiial Collingwood; London, gS, Cawpain G. Murray; Impeteux, 84, Captain Sir E. Pellev, Balt.; Coorageu1x, 74, Captain SoLheby; and Mars, , 4, Rear Admiral Thorn- c bi oough. Th-~ Namnur, of 98 gulnS, HiOn. Capt. de ...

... Al tccount ef X] the Colleaioins Which have been received from the following Parishesfor the Suppor t of the ,jLjpiL VI LInC AlllERI)EEN INFIRMARY, . . s . .1 Q From March sth 180o, to Feb. 24t0 I8Ox. 3rechin Prosbytei y,0 Collehion. Fotdoun Pi esbytny. Ford&Yun for ISoI L.7 a 6 S Arbuthnot ^ 180I 4 13 0 - ox 6 10 4 ISC1IViL -01.O 4 5 4 Bdlol; - - o 8 0 0 Laki.encekirk CTI 4 15 Eettcresso C ...

... . All the line of battle ships at Torbay, in- clucling 13 three-deckers, stored and vitialled for fi ...

... - -! r 1? ji - -- U, S. An arder ias 'received on Mondav it Ports- . mouth tofit ont svieral .shiipsof wair with all pos- Fible expuldition: Each ship is to take a num- Jbi croti-o(-)s on bl vzd, anl to be violualied for four months. Thi. ships are, the T'excl, of 64 I guns, Cerefi, of ,3- guns; Alkmnar, of 6 guns; 'Thisbe, of a.guns ; Trinsty, of so, armed en Butet. The motivtc of the above ...

... | Price of PfovisiomrS in ABF9DFEN MARKET. Jkr Peck. Quartern Loaf,xoA;d. Oatmeal, is. od. to 03. od. Beef, per lb. 7d. to 9d. Beairmeal, od.to os.8d. Veal, 6d. to 9d. Potatoes, 6d. to Os. 7d Mutton, sd. to 8d. ?? ad j Pork, 6d. to 8d- Butter, is. Id. to s. 3d. Eggs, p. doz. 6 to 7d. .h R R I V E D, March 3. Dee, Cumming fiom Dort, flax. 5. Theti;s, Milne, from Rotterdam, geneva. 6. Lizard, ...