... . v .. rrJ MIARKET HERALD. I = eorn-EIachahge, Londer,, Monday, April 30, 1804. 1 to Our fupply:oE W~beatfrou the neighbouridg Counties on the coati for this day's Marketwas not great, yet equal to i the demand. Fine famples, a's utual, obtained rcady isle it at laft week's prics, but the drdinary were dull, though l o not cheaper. Barily and ,M1alt were rather flack, and fold heavily ut laft ...

... SHJP -NEVS. FAL MOUTTi, ARRIL 29.-Arrived this morning the Prince of Wales packet, Todd, with mail from Lifbon, fivgdays paIl'age. Left lying at Lifbn, his Majetty's Ihip Orpheus, and the Diana and Auckland packets; the tornier was expected to fail on the morrow, with mails for England. The convoy was appointed to fail from Li boe for Englauf! on the i8sh inft. Sailed this evening the ...

... ,HULL SHIP NlE'WS. ' Fon-seitn fit,5/7 r. iveiJ. Maniqtie, Drhlg, from Uitbon. Jornge Noorman, Peetersi, fom Chara ote. Alin. Coit.firm New Yolk. St. Axtoti, Williams, from Roxt rdlam. F-reirgn /h185i c/ear-d Our. Hope. Bennet. for Huoda;as. Twee Gebroderr, Spaonderman, for Varel. ' Merctr y- MCras. for Newr Yor k. Thetis. Anfdell. -fr Koisni fburg. Angebar Maria, Larfer, for Ealf Rics. ...

... PLYMOUTHr, MAY 1 -By letters received from Lisbon, dated the 2ist ult. no mention whatever is made of the loss of the Apollo, and so many of her fleet, as the publio papers have al- ready stated: these letters were received by the packet which is arrived at Falmouth, after a passage of nine days. The same letters speak of the loss of the Hindostan, of so guns which ship was destroyed by fire ...

... SHIP NEVS. DOVmEI, MAV-4.-Ne%9 arrived here laft night from the fig- nal hoife, that a great nuohcr of the chersty's flotilla were out, and they werc fLen early this morning at anchor about two miles from the French fliore, fitice whicn time it has becn tso thick to fee them. A diftant cannenade has been heard at times ; molt part of the day it has been very fquaily, actended with fumle heavy ...

... fij?JnFi, lv e are lappv to aoen: ee the a-rival at o; ts- niouth of the fi!lowving lawrncewvard-beird l at i Ibnen .;mcl : - ! h'5 ilarriott, 1jcvayn-EC, L.ol7i 1' -C fl iel-eniem. all fn. mil g i xcv I | saii; cl l Bang l on11 thC 1.*th of n 1 oolfola';t ijexacu Ce t':2 26th o Few ;brt: v 'I'he Rebce: an ?? also a;: iae on ile3. ly 'IC e Sootil Sei.aq, with t1h Cynus, Gill- gci -o!n .artuon. ...

... SHif ituys. I Dovzi, MAY 3.-The Li;vcly revenuc cutter, Capt. Lilburn; arrived this afternoon orrni Capt. Morris of the Lcoparrd, Corn-' . niodore of the Squadron off Boulogne; ile lAtI the flquadron al about eight this mnorning, at which timc from ioo to t o of the flori'la wtere anchored in thi' Roads, under the protctediotn of the batri;Hes. 'Ihere is no doubt but the Stone Expedition is ...

... . I _ --1 - LONDON-April 30. His Majefly's fhip Drake arrived at Antigua on 13th March, having recaptured two of the fleet which failed under convoy of Admiral Dacres, the one the Commerce,-Gleed, which fhe fent into Antigua; the other, on the Drake's boats boarding her, was deferted by the Frenchmen, they having previoafly laid a train to her magaziue, by which Ihe was blown up, and the ...

... iiWMARKiT SECOND SPRING MEETING. is .8 M0OtDAY, Apri3O- Pounds, Subfcrip. D. C. was won by Mr. Moor- houle's b. h. Chippenhar, beating Mr. Wyndham's b. h. Young Eclipfe, Mr. Howorth ch. h. Slapbang, MIr. Adams's b. h. Clifton, and Mr. Wardell's ch. f. Purity, by John Bull. Two to x againft Chippen- hfm *m- to X againft Young Eclipfe -4 to I againif Slapbang.-Sweepflakes of loogs. each, acrofs ...

... SCO3 BTA R TS.. j4M j HOGo, Merchant in ?? mcet in John's Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, r6th May, i. oclock, to name a factor; same place and hoau 6th q June. to elect a trustee. . EEA Nc,5 DIcsO ?? inD mne.- Creditors meet in Allan's inn it6th May, ax o'clck, to name a factor; same place and hour 6th June; to elect trustee. ThLAMI HisNgaR, Merehant in St Andrew'i, to be ' examined is Forbes's inn ? ...

... OIP 'At A . boeits MAI'.I-A, veI4 heavy ttring ht s btees heatd: at tiieX irf the dired ion of oulogbe part of yelterday, 'nd at tirules all this day aiid we ate witholut any dicount of thq r l'q l. * 5ve- ral Frencii privatecr iave been dni dur c6at: in thli Fbick wea- ther, and hivc mide feveral capttirriB. A. port is vcry rcutrent; thdi.a sag of trice is. coming over froini talais, with ...