... FIULL SH:IP NEWS. roreign ships arried.. Bieenntock, Muller, from Zante'. Vro*_faaplta, Brulan d, froin Papenburg. liazard, Archendprfdt, frum Stolp. Expeditiorz Jackson; Catharine, Gibson, both from Pictou, (Nova Scotiil.) Helena, Swendsen, from East Ries. Eleanor, Tjader; Maria Ulrika, Ingren, both frop Gefle. Lottery, Nicholson; Molly, Sadler; Egginton, Flolberry; Ellison, Wray. all from ...

... THE FTLST INWTLLIGECT PRO 'I THE GREENLAND AND DAVIS's-STIAEIGHTS I: . I lVSTHALE-FISHERIES. - : . ' G5ILENIAND. . A letter received-on Friday morning by the house of Mess.Egghitom in this town, from Aberdeen, dated on the~l8th instant states, that the Eliza, Svian, of Mon- trose, had just passed that port from GreenlariA, with- 9 fish; about 123 tons of ?? made'her fishting from the 3d to the ...

... ALI KEY IHER D. caci .1 r- Corn-Exchange, Lolidon, Monday, O6. 14, 1805. tion be We bad again a further 'tood tupply of Wbeat fron tbe I for Effcx and Eent, and with it dull folesand declining prices In a -the fine; lower a.dout 5s. per quarter, interior more, 0ou c and ahlnolt unilaleable. Baricy and Malt leep pretty le; Jair, at lalt ?? Peasfe rather dearer. Grey y -he Peafe are Lip in ...

... I.go 'I7 t =d tm-iNT-i44. ; Ai 5ar~a~ ril 61' fpsa- iungori .a EtltheB mss 8rresgh i and Greeni4V d t her Onl ?? g~tt : ;ftie 5hev Gipsezy of Sunnderiapd. Ca>iii Feebowyi hexog beween the Floaeinir tlight- arind tie liuabj ber,;-wi' Ceaprured hy thie 5wift lizeger of Dt nFi4'k' J ,2 be Dostria frigate, qf pi guns, .aprain P. Carnbeil: 0ijL .fortttnatcy struck on .a- rock rn the ar f. FLtanct; ...

... SHIP NEIWS. W'Ve have to record one of the most cridlaut naval enter plises performed during this or any other war.- The Loire frigate, which arrived on Monday at Ply- mouth, cruizing on the 4t) to the southward of Cape Finisterre, received intellircnce that a large privateer, a gun-boat, her prize, and a smaller privateer, with many sail of shipping, were in the harbour of Muros, a few ...

... SHIP N lkS. . RA1SSSATC, OCT. .6.-The First and Second Iiglt Battr- F iotlls of the Germa tLegion began to ernbark at Qne 'olclock t this merning fr the 9ier, on-board sevqai transports which- came in from the Downs for their reception Nnmbiers, friom the, neighboqr~ing watering placesand fashionable resar's crowd- ed the town at an early hour, in ecxpeLatiwn of witnessing the scene.; but ...

... SHlIP NZ. tvs. Letter from Captain Wcltden, of tiie Indus, to the Owners of that vessel. (COPY.) Indus, in Crotkhaven, Ol.e, itoS. GENTrLEM'es-Providence, and extraordlinay good fornI tune, has brought me into this harbour. I have been lucky enougih to escape the enemy when we were erost ly piursued by the I'tcbefort squadron. I was obliged to throw a part of our cargo overboard'to save the ...

... Willi VW Octar-O Forcign ships arrired.-Aurora, Lond, from Arri. sterdaim. Coyiac P4c6et, Ilarrison, frornm'Opjurro. Pilgrim, Harrisou, trom 'roeinvei. 'Elizabeth, Dck, from Pernau. Egginton, ffulberry: Cdatharihie, HRss, boti from ?Narva. Fortrondats. Silstrom, from Gefle. Cirolhia, Hielm, Irola Riga. Harnioiy, Boyes, from Varel. Foreigms ships cleared out.-Proekilds, Bunck, for Danitzig. ...

... 77--.-- ? i , . I I DiAT MAL , . O..o..9. . degree ofalam was wa rcitsd here last evening, dcer the port went out, owing to a ruislotur generally preves'iflg. that a French squadron li.dgot iniiitol5 Notth ceal and 'had joined- the utch armaaenetintle Texel, and that the unit.ed force amoun~ed to igpwardiof twenty .sal of the line. Every thing in coesequenee was bustle and adivity, the ...

... AlsHZp lVBPrS. Prv.y oovrsr, ArniL 2,9.-CaraL in from the squadron tinder Vice-Adiniral lir J. (Orde, Part. the lisgard, 48g-nsi, Captain Lolord M. Kerr; also froni a cruisie in ihe Bay, the Sirius, 30 gulls, Capt. Prowse. BEv the former i learnt, that, the Tollon sira- (Irl I r sal, f th- hlie, as d 7 frigates, full o'troops, w'as with- in a hllfday'ssailof Vice-Adnmiia Orde's q drno, agid ...

... CURN EXCHANGE., JCNE 24. The fresh supply of \Vhea far this dey'; n-:rket was large, and comnnposed chiefly of forei; a few sclecl samoies of Dant-. zie oheasined p~. per quiirte . In oa r l orto we stated that all Wheats, except finle, 'VC froip 10s. o e55. per quarter cheaper; tile expression should ).ave been, all Wheets, of or- tiraryand inferior quality, v-ere frrm ios. tc 15s. peor ...

... * ni ;r;. , - - I il II r'='z, ~'' '~ , L . , LXT.ar A - :1ETTF - Tke enemy's% fetcontflnue, their te.v asichvrZgFnoV i!vl- .. menelySelg~trO~lfId whNch affLards them nIntch fiCitvir f ting tOsea >r`ou4Isuch be thejir jii-.0tiol). *'lhey extend srrait -the entr~ice of Bret from iCamatet to tlie east end ot Ber- th peamfileBay,the Coast aroirfid them presenting an alhn as, cor. t. ued cha ...