... 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 ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, LoiidOh, January 3, 1803 There being butt fev fresh arrivais ofwheat dt nmar-et sn,'aling samples were zs. per-quarter dearer.tbaii this da;y se'niiight. Barley is ?? rather dc'arer. ?? not quuit so sileable. Oats are not vfr7 picntiful, xto hav6 they V'd ried much in pricc since our lst. B-eans are a short suisplY, and ready sale. Peasc of both sorts are in plknty, and onl ...

... ! , London, July 25, 803. l pvr cupply of wleat, tr.-day, has bcen prctty considorable; itt; tihc sal-s are dill ?? to the want of buyers lud short water at thc mills. Fins white saiisles obtain near last Mon~day s prie~s; het the red, *a~id nferior sorts, are 2s. per quaretr cheapcr. '.Barfe, and malt remnain dt our last stated prics..*Ilhere. was btut a short SUpply of oats, wvhichl has . ...

... - ?? I ?? -The proprierors of diet rigPtace%, Uf rainoufh;, h:etrec sented,,.te ?? die oa- seXUaukFR Sw~lsu;LWE-4OAT,oan the e tth 'tt~ic p'a~al'eat N.J ande by VI when -the Ibsfen wvasa us dted~pfst d.ng~r oft being wrecked oi t dih4Snd, ?? atsktill and e,.er- tione thet got her train atnotsgbese ao:dreadful hraeirs,e and tools her sately into Suridrelaad hiarboure'in a few hours. I'he ...

... i CORN-EXCHANGE, London, Nor. ?? ISos. We have had, to-day, a good sup'ly Of wf'at -~u, rot generally of fline quality. 1'fin'lim kecp htir but t~tg inforior sorts are, on the acge i. prr qrrtr average, 25, p~r mrr xi.ex. Birhcy, of which there aviae licewise aj ?? ts es per quarter cheaper ; and malt has ?? i- ,l aer- ; n. ei. li le Inal bealls are steady, at foi nlir t ric In pease &c. ?? ...

... I' . .~ - I MARIERINXTEL.LIGE'NCE. The Iords of the Adriralty have sent osrders-to Lord Kcid`, to appoint a proper vessel to convoy the trade t'rom L eith to the Bal'tc, and to sail the ist ofAugust. Since our last, the foliowing ships have arrived at Hull from 'reenland -Hunter, Groat, 7 ish 80 tons of 2il, 240 butts of bltbber ,'-Molly, fidler, 7 fisha24 butts -ggnton, D.Dick i'si iq5 bucts ...

... - MARINE INIT'ELlIGENCE. .| On Sunday last, the Christsanp i-kand theojuno Al- cocvk, from buindcrlasd wstliTbsrf, for, Aberideen; and the Hope, Wishart, fiomnt Leith, to thisport, with herrings, in atte=pting, to take ltis harliour, go)t upon.'1 the Fcrd band. a saved by the lite boits. ' It' was at hrst thought 'they vould have all gone to picets, blit the v7egther proving favocsrdble, the I ...

... ii , PrV-E~ClHANGF7, London, Febriuary 2l, i~o, | fnr s,'hcat this day Nvaq not so large a5 expec5- f 1-!1, }rc a.d ev.Kent runsimaintained last week'sprices, cr ' 5;~ .Iti~;;c samples fetched a trile more than the rt ?? wc i'.dve moderate su-plies of barley and -li or1 ^ re cheaper. Oats are rathler a bctter sup- Ilalt; e~tV c ul1no variation in the price. Pease of both IlX,^lc (ltarer, but ...

... CORN-E1XCHANGE, London, *luaust S 8 Most articles of grain havc exDerience, la-., .08. - -- -- -- , ?? riseat - market, aiid'ithat in consequence of the 1iUPPly bt .IsdaS and the demand considcrable. Whcat i1as ?? Shut day sc'nnigght from es. to 3qs per quarter B farcI .a huve likewise a brisk sale, and prices rather b aentte pease are scarce and dear; the other sorts are higher beans Fine ...

... MARINE INTrELLiaENC E, On Monday. a fine new schooner for i'tejiuiD trade was ?? in thisport.' Captair Samuel Greig has been'sent oier to this courntry by the Emperor of Russra, to procure a life-bdat for his imperial majesty. The captain, by the emperor's order, waired upon the Duke of Northumberland, who of'course recomnnetided him to the invent&r. This aadmirable contri- vance will ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, London, Mi.y z, i830. Our supplits being short, an in-onsidcrable adlvane.k again takesi place inn most grain to-day. Wheat may Le n sidered from i s.to 2s. per quartendcarer. Barley atid are lilkewise on the rise. Oats have a brli skale ~, .A r: something, dearer; and peaso and beans. ftch better ?? ?? lat Wcck. Wheat- 47 5s6as Polands ditto ^2s a' I Fine 6zs 635 6d q 6 A'Wite' ...

... I COPN-BXCTANGE, Londdon, Fcbruary 14, *803. Ii.av;T- zio i!-rival.; of conscqucncr since tle frost, tire pricus f t all gr ain rcnlaiu tecarly at last Mondrays quotation, whilr the L1 tiotr, orvever, that rye is chea1per, and barl- y u declining arrtic'l. Malt remails steady. Pease and bcans of I,,rth sorts are inr picnty.- Sorne caroes Dt'oats being up, they are ratlrrtr II trtle. ?? still ...