... SiJYQ2S 'B ?? 7.ez'WL~e A?1ANE FLE^C.LGG, & WIt. altM ?? tlele ns,-e Partners of the Merchan6 Bagct3a;,12vpy4Sti .-:!tisig.-.reitors meet in.R-oyal YEeoluugd 'Cqffieehnb-e, Ediihurgth, 24ih April, j,2 'clock, to, name' a,; or;.fame place 2nd Your, th May, to elt ree. ARCH13ASnV Ynsea, D.ytr at Dalmaororkc, near Glafgovw-.-Cediters meet in Black Bull Inn, Glafgiow 22d April, 12oclock,to imrne a ...

... . Sh IPPING AND COMMERCIAL LIST. T ^xy7s^%T ?? LONDON-Mardi 12. EAST IND;IA SUIPPING.-The Lard Melvil, Len- raox; Earl Spencer, Raitt; Britannia, Birch; David Scott, Jones, Euphrates, Welfread, arrived ?? 'Sound l0th iinft. failed from Fort St George 21ft 0osa; arrived at St Helena 3111 Dec. failed fron thence 13th January. The Aengal, Cumine; Afia, Tremenh'eers; arrived at Fort St George 3d ...

... apbip- jowlim There is no certain intelligence concerning the I enemy's fleets, and their destination still remains I the subjea ofconjecture. I 3lMonday evening the following intelligence i was circulated in the city of London:- I It appears by the log of the- Roebuck priva- teer, arrived at Portsmouth, that on the s5th ult, off Madeira, she fell in with five sail of the i line of battle ...

... SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL LIST; , - -. i :. i ?? - -T II~lS5\ -I.. ?? I t I I LONDON-March i.- The Sally, Watts,- has been boarded near the Bay of gofes, and no perfons found on board, snalts and rigging all ;one.. aisadrgi Tke- iuoy, Maclintolh, and Johr.,iWifliamns, are at the Bahamas. I The Sally, 4oidfYerth, from Jamiaica to New Yorks upfet at fea on lit. OdI.-crew Pavea. The Anna, Grayden, ...

... A, 111) Lp D. (^ bo 5.. We have the pleasure to announce to our tars that several verv valuable Spanish vessels al-e now on their passage from the WVest Indies and South America, to Europe. A frigate, having f on board two miiions cif dollars. was to sail from the Havaniuah for Spain, about lzth of No- . vember, .at which period there were nearly one hundred sail lying there, with like ...

... SHIPPING ANYD COMMERCIAL LIST. T'5!r\AXT-l_ I : : ~LOI9D6N-Feb. ?? The Princefs Cliarlottiepacket'arrived at Halifax 7th eDec. and at New York on the 23d, failedfrom New York 7th Jan. and on III Feb. fpoke the Prince Erneft paclket 'from the Leeward Iflands, abeutythree leaguer from Scilly. ; h'ie Twaee Gebroeders, Hendricks, from London to Touningen, put into Harlingen by Itrefs of weathers ...

... Ll.OYYD's MARINE LIST.-July 19. The Concordia, - , from St Ube's to Enibden; the Juffro Buehitan, Janfon. from St- Martin's; the Margaretta Florinta, Simons, from Bzrxelona to Emb- den ; and the Vrow Anna, Zeeb, ?? to France, are deiained and fent into Plymouth. The Patrioten, Steenhoff, from London to Teneriffe, is detained by the Hero do Greenock, and arrived in the Clvde. ihe Sorrana, ...

... rN)fp JD. two. - : LOSS OF THE ABERGAVENNY EAST IN- DIAMAN. c d On Friday last the Earl of Abergavenny, Cap- tain Wordsworth, sailed from Portsmouth with the other outward-bound East Indiamen, under * convoy of the Weymouth frigate. The weather f being unfavourable, and the wind strong against them, induced them to run intoPortland Roads. P The Weymouth frigate separagd the very first *night. ...

... I .SCOTS BA.ArWKRUPTS. *WILz.Al2 M'KENNAY, Wood Merchant in .Mdy- ?? meet in Pyper's itnl, 4th May, '12 o'clock, to nanie a fai∨ rime place and- hour, Hit June, to eledI a truiftee. - RXtIAt'U>ATXto-NS, DIDr.asb5, 8&c - GaoRaoz BocaNAN, Merchant in Glafgowi to be examined in the Sheriff Clerk's Offic, 3d anal7th May, i 2 'clock.-Criditors meet in BlackBuIl lnn, ?? MAay, 12 o'clock, to ...

... SHIPPING Amt tOMMERCIAL LIST. LONDON-Jan. 22. Thj fhip Cogniac Nclet,- tirrnfbn, of and for Hull from porto, and the Vise, Laurie, of int'1or'Leith, are detained at Harwich by contrary winds; The 'renada, Tichardfon ;T16logh Can le, Barclay; M'Pcy-& 'Sfa'na Ciark, Earl St vincent, 'Buittii; and Concord, ., from'tondon, bound -to Cork and the Weft Jn4les, are put into mlford, they were part. of ...

... tIyp Bers. F_ of The Blenheim man of war and Greyhonnd h frigate, with the outward bound East India fleet, sailed on Wednesday ; but as the wind was at S. E. -with thick, hazy, and rainy weather, it ,vas suppolsed they wouldi not attempt to go through the needles that evenhig. o 11 On Tursday afternoon, at 4 p. in. a logger ar- hr rived from the Straights at Plymouth, brought an dispatches ...

... EDINIJURGH PRICES OF MEAL, July 30. This dav, there were 230 bolls of Oa w A;- This day, there were 230 bolls of Oatmeal in Edin- burgh market, which fold from 2IS. 6d. to 22s. 9d. per boll. Retail jrices per peck of heft Oatmeal, Is. 6d. fecond Is. Sd. There were alib 50 bolls of Peafe and Barley Meal, which fold from 13s. Od. to 17s. 6d: per bell.' Retail prices per peck, from is. to Is. 3d. ...