... 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; ...

... nr~~r6-nrirrI r SlFots Bd 7vxitRU~P2-. AXDv~ilz r% T IA,¢ T ?? tL -- r-teo A XidEXv Bfl.CKWOU'D & CO. Merchants in ClaP ?? meet in the bankirupt's wvareroom, 25th February, one 6'cloctl, to ame a factor; fame place ad, hour, ft5 April, to eletl at truftee. JOUN SHERAt, jun. Merchant in Kirkwall._Credia tors meet in Scarth's inn, 11th IMarch, 12 o'clock, to name a fa∨ fame place and hour, ...

... -SHIP NIP S. MAPRAS, AUG. rig-On Thursdanyarrijvdin the Roade his .Majesty's hip iTrident, bearing the flag of his ExcellencyVice. A~isniral Rainier. I Extra6tof a Detter, dated Batavia, May 28:- 1 avail mysplf of the opportunity of the sailing of the American ship Liberty, Capt. Viedry, for the Coromandel coast, to give you all the in- fdrmnationitheft this place afTords. The present ...

... EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, c.g JOH HN DONALD, Timber Merchant at Bowling Bay, Q to be examined, IIth and 28th March, one o'clock, in-, r the Court-hall of the Tolbooth of Dumbartcn.-Credi-. tors meet in the office of Alexander M'Gregor, writer in Glafgow, 29th March, one o'clock, to inftru& truilee. EBENEZER CAMPBELL, late Merchant in Glafgow, to be examined in the Sheriff Court-houfe of Ayr, ...

... H.ULL SHIP NEWS. Forergrr ships arrived, Delia, Featberione, fram Riga. Jeanie, Cowan, from Norfolk, it Virginia. Fareigir ships cleared Mdt. Swift, Murphy, far New-York. Enijheterr, Nilfron, for Bilboa, in Spain. Caasters -arrived. Fly, Dawtoro; Three Siiers, Cawthorne, bot from Loath. Agenoria, Swinger;. Queen, Bor;h.; Peace and Plenty, Jackfon, ail from Lyrn. Dee, Muanro, from Aberdeen. ...

... :1 I, ?? -MLS I . NEW - . r z > ?? - !f , ' ., : The' merchants and 6lhpowners at: t is port have petitioned fdr a ?? to be hi: ieedin6s to sail fdr; To'ningedi so soon -a it is known thajthe Eyder isi free of ice as to be navigable. and to take unidtie cbarge the it ery. Mattin, and Tfite-u,.Hadsoni who returned:hhither theh 40th' ecemne:, 'after having ?? to gbt into the Eyderii which thr ...

... COR,>? IS. Tl.er av wns al :rge idiesx of zll ,rain for ihe stipplv of thi; dlay r'.rkt, ansI v-i h it : genelIl dlepressioll in le 1, :. 'fIn 1Ito Wheat-lr~eft ov-er from last week, Were adde!d vere Conl, sidert;-le fresh arriv..!s:, which, together, produced a redtfi&Ion ot o 4s. per quarter onl line sanlIes, ald ratIhr inSore oil the ordi, nary. Barley comes absistidaily to hand, anil, ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ?? Roads. P The Weymouth frigate separagd the very first *night. The Wexford, ...

... m=== On Tuesday se'enhifit, the brig Mary, Apple. by, of Sunderlanid, bdund fibm Shiilds to Lon- dtbn, with coals, was wrecked'oh the-rocks near Craster, Nortburmb rland, an d all hands loit. Thursday the. dispatches for the several presi- dencies in India~ ld:Cliinivere' finally closed at the East India Iouse, and delivered to the Pursers of the following sh', n1z.; Wexford, Cap . Clarke; ...

... I - ?? S.EX I IA I London, Jan. 28, So Our supply of wheat; to-day, was bit a nioderatw one, and the continued d. nand for fine:sansmles, has farther increased the pice: more niortey was asked for Dantzi4, -at d fine old, than we have stared; and flour is utp from 95s. to eoos. per satk..k Though a good supply of barley, that article, as wedl a Malt, is dearer; the formner in 'nauch request, ...

... MARKET HE RALD. Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Feb. 1%, 180l . There was a largc intflux of all Grain for the fupply of this day's Miarket, -and with it a geuerat depreffior iri thc prices. To thc Wheat leftover from lnft week,. ere ad- ded very confiderable frelh arrivals, whichi, together, pro- duced a ?? of 4s, per quarqer.on fine fisniples, and rather more on, the ordinary; Barley comes ...