... winds haveunich impededtise grcwth of wheats snd early sawn barley, and oats on the cool stro;:g s~ils.an Beans, and the hardy kinds of field-pease, look well, baving suffered less from'thelseverity ofthe season than the wlite-corn crops. In well-managed ...

... te. Captain Ferris, latelv returned from sarba- does, was paidi of this mlurnlil~g. Ibe Zaalous, of 74 guns, Captain J.0. Hardy, is ordered to join the Channel fleet. Tae c Del'etce, of 74 Funs, Captain Hope, has made the signal to go out of harbour; ...

... SirEdmond Head, Sir John, Uoieywood, Mrs. ElizaVincent, I CaptainThonias Cuzen, 5ir Ralph Abercroinbie, dcad, Mrs. Couihrune, Sir Thomas tleviingston, wil'iam Lee, Esq. Lon- don, R..F. Lee, EscI Warsrant of Attorney Office, - Pop! pliewell, merchant, Lonldon-poNC ...

... Scorpion qloop, Capt. Carteret, from the North Sea, and the Hecla bomb', Capt. Scott, from the Downs Sailed the Monkey and Hardy gun vessels on a cruize. Arrived two vessels, one a privateer, aneone a ship of war, supposed to be from Algesiras Bay, one ...

... Mountaineer. Captain Jofeph Sheltnn, froni Zante, arrived in Wihitebooth Roads on Saturday and is now perforning quarantine.' The Thomas, Captain M'Cailay, from this port to New-York, was all well on the 3d November, off the Bansks of Newfoundland, in lat. 4a ...