... . 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 ...

... 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, ...

... MAJKET' HERALD. itt \ t- ocf Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, March it, 1805. le Although our flspply of Wheat to-day was rather fhort, ;l yet from a ditinclination ini the buyers topurchafc, we had it noat many tales, nor were prices, even for fine famples, If higher than laft Mondasy. [he ordinary forts were hes- te vier andclheaper. Barler and Malt are nearly upon a to par with our lalt ...

... V K I --t 4 ,- - Mc ?? ?? f The Prince Williuah, armed ship, CaptaiL. Mott; it' 4- wpainted to sailitith:the shi'at Hillfor'the Baltic, on the rof'rauiApnL.+ 50.-. fl ?? - .he Vigilante, Schultz, arlved at Hull on Tuesday se'n ?? days froi Embden 'When~3 she left the Ems, the nveriw-sfprfeetlyifr~eefromi' s . i - . The crew of the Tweed of Snhderimndi which was, lost on athe GodwlrnSars'de ...

... I MARtIE IN ELIAGIF , GE By a letter reaefved ;et Sields, fr'om 2 'ifcur ?? c Elsjneur, via Gottenburg dated- tbe. Pn7 oft;ebrtz-.n appears the Ses.id Was f'te from side to side, ard a frost. . A convoy for Elsineur sails from Leith, this; day,. -OL from the Orkneysn the 2cth, 4iO atfiird fror thea the zgd inst. A coar os;tise sails from ci; a is inst. foc). onnsngen. -A convoy is petitioned ...

... S~PNwL YL~il-]riuTH, .Aecs ~l.-f4r eelthe Tupm+,d.~rilltni*2 f, j; g1uns; foar Ireland, bearirT ]. 'lag Or A0d`iral Lord, 9,lids¢, who wyill lhpist hWs Filan bi4rd''tle Hiieibi, 'd'i8i ith i -C4~wsand Biay; and thaneproceed join the Channel feer.- -.rrayed iahthQ Sir Jss~es Saunsarez hiredarsseii Lutt'rwith i~pftches from Oibralt'r and Si, John Ord&'ssadi ciii dizs; ahdthe Brig TYffin: Jane ...

... AILAiRiET HERiLb. Corn-Excharnge, London, Mioy 7 l S9ince our laft, we have had coil) erable WMteat, and althougngh'i 'falids Iiib B jn;' ib00 4 se of WeXcdnelday & Fridliy cottitit5:6 a, Yetr, utan , iple fupply; UpOl tisa article a e lvi. le I lo1 at ,1 4 vident confiderable decline il prie, tu ; ferve: in our quotation below. The i7o L, as illa I l e upplied the m ,arket with lenty ot that ...

... LONDON-%Marrh in LONDON-March 6. The privateer Kitty, Mufgrave, of London, has ta- ken and fent into Falmouth the Spanifh privateer Feli- cite, of 20 guns and 170 men, after an adaion of an hour and a half. The privateer Roebuck, Brooks, has taken and fent into Falmouth the Spanifh brig Andalufia, Loyo, from Montevideo, bound to Cadiz. The Buen Anna, Paulfen, ?? Inditte, froln Leghorn to the ...

... , SIiIPP1NC; AND COMMERCIAL LIST. , .I.ONfl-arh S LONDbN:M tarh S. The Manchefter, keilah. from Hull t6 Davie'9 Streights, atrived at Shetland on 25th Feb.. The Wallington, Brownl, from Nwtnafile tP Oporto; is detained in the Doliyns by having lad two of het hands inmpreffed. The Lively of lirfey is ariiveS at Li.erpool from the Meditirrtintan, wvith the unpuzeafant news that bis MLa3efts ...

... I Baby, JR. OWN Thc most contradidory repotts are still abroad conc?'vting.the .squadron of the enetny which came %ou- of Rochefort.; One account states that they have got into Brest; another that they have returned to Rochefort in a disabled state and a.third that they have got into Fer- rol. Conicernin- the Toulon fleet there is no further intelligence,. and it is said, that;ouH Go- vernment ...

... 'wo (v rv el u ?. maina-- T he Moniteur has not published any furtherr details with respe&t to the capture of the Medi- terranean convoy, and it does riot appear that one of the captured ships has reached a French g port. A letter from Falmouth mentions that P nearly half the fleet have escaped. One of them 6 arrived at Falmouth on Friday. When she left Gibraltar seven- more of the fleet had ...

... | oD C N ?? I, . AIthough our supply of wheat to-dav .vas rith- rsh- from a disincinatonin the buyers to. purchase, v-e had ,: many sales, nor *ere prices, even for fine sienrns,' h than h st Monday. J. he- ordiuary sorts were hcavicr ai cheaper. Barley and jmalt are neariv upon a par with last currenpy: the supply rniddlieg~ T-lere. is a. heaviness is the sale of pease of th6&ffeimt ?? Ova' ...