... ., i- SHIP. NEWS. ARRIVALS. 'Al Dubi'ln, the jeEsleswood, Johnfon, from thig port-AT Jaterford, the -Fricedi, Cook, from Sicily, boynd ?? Geitoa, the Crercent, Todd -At Sil~oaJ the.:3d-inflant, the Mary Hall, Hant, fro qi th tth ar fron} this~po'r ?? ' l; 0 ' ' -- ' ' The Hope, Ware, from Lordon, for this port, with gonds, irriidl here iaf6 nighr, afrete a (ormy -pafage having been oiliged..o ...

... lHULL SIHIP NEWS. Foreignr flzips arri ved. ' Sept. tg. Richard and Ann, NorJIlhol; Ma ry, Clifford; Lord Hood, Hah-beotes, a11 from Archaigel. Sophia Alhereo Haa,, fromLba. Nanay, itater; John nd:Lbhrrlrvre, Hele. ton; Ellifot,, Soter; all mrom Mmoei. Ailrphi, Radit-oi, from Oporto. Thriiuas acidI Ant,, Rallon, from Barr,. TIhorley, Schew; Advice, Allirfon, btol fromf'Dazciap. rlliaM antd i ...

... 1 ?)Pfp D, CW5. Dispatches were on Thursday received f'i:.> i Admiral Cornwallis, dated off Ushant, Otqe:.x . ist, by which it appears, that the enemy made no movement there. The London Gazette contains a letter frnm Lieutenant Leaver, commanding the Jackail i mz brig, announcing the capture of a French aralcd t 0oop of4 two-pounders. She was boarded ire calm, and brought off in a very ...

... M.ARCET HE RALD. llY, Corn.Exdhange,Lottdos, Monday, Dec. 19.,1803, the 'Our arrivals of.Wheat to-day were, on tle vhole; with qd.; he addition of a few'foreign dergoei, pretty confideraole. up. I reference to prices, faniples ol' the fineli quality. fcapcly aft,: reaclied 60s. per quarter; and the ordinary weir heavy ple. ?? and chleaper. 'Barley and Malt fell rather brifky, and at fome ...

... MY N n-o ^C 7' i Ri , . .6. rived h aria, Cnjfla . ?? Vg, r!vzainti, 'gwith, frttita-, for Londoit, t2e: 1 .:az~rdj, Caiptiwz .-7 , f `ro hf Lp;; o t'O/ tdginWaiV^ ?? apd-thc -Two iiiends C'a t;uj To Torn, M .;baiy1 a waet-* twity1f dd¢J reot: + ps ani brgsi, 1 DO., jDDWZIB onTueefday, .n Iri~ ah,',ie bom . ivery. bard>fr~on th $. ande~by W?. t~beixr b~oats i hie. ?? eteac' c theU thor.fiw F ...

... SgIp A\EW&. :, I at- FALMOUTIn, Free. Z5.-'Arrived this day, thcI Princefs,Eliia- beth packet, .Kidd, -vitle Mails froni'JaJma'ica, wlhich fhe left y of on the 17th-ult.it company withbis MajciLy's fl~wleroplson was and £lephImt1 o' 74 gurs each. The Pricefs Elizabeth arrived wa at Jaaica on the 3xltiDecrmber, and found lying at Kingdton, the Levicban, of 74 guns, Defir'e, of 4o, Trenott of j8 ...

... SHIP Yt's. DOVER, Nov. 30. Yelterday the Lord Neiron hir. ed arm-ed cutter arrived here,'havirg experienced very it bad veather, and lolt eier boat, in w0ich \trere the Lieu. s. tenant and five men, in endeavourior- to ?? off a Ihip n, bound into Flulhing. Tht Anielia frigaze alfio had htr boat, -and-Lieutenant, and thirteen men niifling, n the fame fervice. 'To-day four pallerigers landed ...

... NEWMARKET, MfNDAY, OCT. 3, Tht fecond year of.,a Subrcriptionof 5 Ps. each, for . , years olds,carrying 71t. 'jib. ,, ?? Sif. 61b. 6 year olds 8f. I3lb. and aged glf.,2. .B. C. D. of Grafton's e. m. Penclop y ycars old' ?? .Mr. ' Wilfon 'pb. I. Surprize, f6fyearg old , Mr. Watfon's b. h. Lignum-Virei yeats o,- 'a3 , Mr. Howards ch. h. Creeper, 4 years old 4 0 Mr.Elwes's br. h. Gallopper, ...

... MARINE INTELLIXGNCE. - Capt. William Charieton of the navy is appointed reglattI ing officer of the impress at this port, in the rooM of Capt. Mackenzie. The Helderfrigate has been ordered to Wtcbooth roads for the protc& .n of the Humber -: The Diglger= sloop of war is ordered to convoy Te trade from the, Nore to Leith, and to call off the flumber for. such ships as.oinay be there for the ...

... SHIP g NEWS. .. D PLYmOUTH, MAY 9.-Two Meflengers arrived here, the one laft evening, the other this morning, with difpatches for the Com.- mander in Chief. h'le inprefs for fearmen was hotter throughout the harbour and on fhore latt night than it has been yet,' and a great number of feamen and others were in confequence picked up. Arrived the Liberty 1gop of war, of x6 guns, Lieut. Willian M. ...

... kXPOkrT AN. I6 Ol-S. tt appeas firom the ?? ?? idduitl iow lying on the table qfthe H6ufe of Comi'ons, thil our exports anounted laft year to.48,Soo46831. which,| is ?? inoi than the foregoing ybeli and tfifi bnly the Britilli 0roduce and mahutddurbk bilr 6- teign nkerchadiae 4 agmented fill more in 1 6pA ritoi; Our eip'6rts of foreign merchandizd bis rred iince the year 1792, and that of our ...

... 941) INS The ndvices fror'r the Charrnel 9eet come down l di the i6th int.a-t which tine the intrepidCorn- l; i .:ontinutd on ills station oJT Brest, having -a- iy I moe otit tImC late lie:tay g:.!s. 'I'he ene- squa(lron had not made 'any atleMpt to put 'he dcscniflinn of the French flotilla near i rsbourg, by La Poulette arnd the Libe-rty brig, not iqenrinned ii the London Gaiz-tte f:n .- * ...