... SCOTS B4NVK1UPTS. ; Iv X I Id r I . tJVO .L..zav __ o. TIoMAS SOMERV1LLE, Merclhant ill Glafgv, to be &xam: ed in the Sheriff Court-hoife -2d aniid9th Au- guft, one ?? meet in in George Smel- lies office 1Oth Auguft, two o'cldck to inftru& truftee.- Claims to be rnade by 29th March. SAiuOCL BiOzvwt, in Carnipbeltown, in the ftewartry of Kirkcudbhight.-Creditori rheet in Cochran's inn, ...

... S/lP 'NE 'S. 'OR'T'SsMO Ttt, Jtr. . 5-Juft now arrived tire Ra:-gcr 9(D? of war, Capt.Coote, r tmni the f riadriron offHare. !ht:2:er, oit, t two trsll r ,hipo of the fqua ron , wteiitto Hea etUt'Pt a IljUadror 'of hi o grtfn hr gS to co0le Out, but thq, W00l o;. baileI tl)r L :tr-rutn.te cutttr, IieMt. Y'ooog.0ott ttr The Ealt trdiarnien al d teiI-,t 1r, fo:ne trill', rqJT^i.; iU fuppofed, ...

... , ' BRITISH SQTJADRON, OFF HAVRE, JULY 24. Yefterday the wind being S.S.W. the Melpentene. I with the fquadi on under Iser command, and four bombs, flood clofe in with the town of Havre. As the gun brigs and luggers were at that time all in harbour, Captain Oliver made a fignal to the bombs to try a fhell. At twelve they opened a' fire on the town, which was returned very briftlv by fhells and ...

... sh'fIp NE;Ns. DUXGIEWESS, TULY 9.-Arrivec HiS IVTajcfty's Clip Sulphur h ferni too D.o: jo' atul ' rcmiin with tie Leopard, Ro'ar- Admiral ,s lUis Ardent, f'ruity. Regulus, Alonzo, Autumn, ilonetta, ixpilfitn anl, litlet, Fly by Night. and Cencral Coote, iggecrs. t -- lih .Enigtn d0 VaiTCaa, captured 1:[ll fee, fava, that Gecrges was guillottiecl, and that l.;ajolllis and about twelvc niore f ...

... SHIP NE)9S. PLTMOUtrR, Jitst Jl.-Lettera froim the Fleet of F Blietet late, that as Captain Levvis, of the Royal Marines, was a few days fince with a party on (hore near the:Glenan llands, (hooting rahb bits, a hoat with French foldicrs obrerving them at a diitance, rowed on lbore and made the tvhole party prifoners, and carried them off to the French Adr6ral's hiip in the Outer Road of Breft. ...

... MARKET ZzVItAZD. Corn-Exchangek Londob, Monday .Tuly 16, 1804. ' Our markas- of Vednefday and Friday, at no time bearing aiy comparifon Nith'the niore 'importait nne 'of Monday, Aeefeldoit note any tariutidnii Ithe'pridcs of grain' on tliosedays; thebfaleo, hbwever, df Wheatv were certainly brifker on Friday tilan laftl ohday; and -this day', a moderate fupply, hud mnanV huyers, caufed a fur- ...

... SHIP ATEWS. DuNOENtSS, JtirY 1. Sailed [or BoDlogne, the Trufiy, Re. gillus, Euryalus, Autumn, Alonzo, Volcano, Dilcrvery, Lu. clfcr, and Devaltation; Archer and Fairry, brigs ; Counters of Elg.in and Admiral Mizchell, critters; Fly by Night and Gn. Conre luggers. Renmain at Dlungenefs, the leopard, RearAd- miral Louis; Ardent, Bonatta, Hella, Exploliori, and Sulphur. - Wind EBat. Pi.y MOUTt, ...

... the - Foreiga ships arrived. Ve M1i.neria,Wildgoss, from Cadiz. Traveller, Keilah Aurora, Sadler; Molly, Sadler: Safiiuel, Iolberry ied alfrtapolnxey. Q~ breenland. ?? Wayne, Spiers, fr-omi ~f ~apl~ney~Die Sebiffarth, Jansen, from Rotterdans Elzabeth, SForeign ships cleared out. -%-Etizabeth,, Guyt, for Catwyck. Anni, Doernmian; lsconcordia, Lourens, both forTonningen. Enterprize Congari tor ...

... .yC~fe.dXG O, LOMON, July !6. CO.P I. f ret hi ?? not large, and copl ,of Mbea this morning was not large, and hlic fUPP ° 3s dearer than laft Monday, but not n Fere rdy taf, tbe demand not being fo rreh4' a3rer9 &eming inclined rather to iland off. nd bUY title Barley, and it was 1s. to 2s. dearer. c h¢ ftiz dearer, but the demand to-day was t s oiling Peafc were 4s. dearer. In Beans, ~peafe, ...

... SNiP NlIt.Y'. PLYMOUTH, JULY 16-Sailed the Ng3ta, of So guns, Capt. E. Bulier, and Colofrus, of 74 guns, Capt. J. N. Mouris, to join theChannel fleet. 'i'le T'igre, of So guris, Capt. B. HallOwell, 'vent out of har Isoisathis morning, ad danchored in Cawfatid Bay. Arrived the $nn, Capt. HEuller, from Mcmel, and the Anna Elizabeth, Capt. Eppert, froon DaiLzIc, with timber and deals for the Dock ...

... S/lip NE WS. BRITISH SQJADRON, OFF OSTEND. JUNE 30. E Nothing new has traifpired firce soy lai, ouiy that we are giv n to underfiand that tLe cnemy are certainly ready, and mcan to make thlir grand actempt in the courfe of the next molith. It would appear, thna thiy have got at Oftend all the force they witlh to have in that quarter, as the laft cafterly winds brought nothing along ihore. At ...

... I ?? B Aw. 3 ' Government has received dispatches from the fleet cruizing off Brest, of the date of Thursday last, at which time the enemy continued to main- tain an appearance that indicated a disposition I to put to sca on the first favourable opportunity. I Lord Melville being indisposed at Wimbledon, the dispatches have been forwarded to him t there. The French force in Brest water, and t ...