... CORN EXCHAGE, Mei'e, FEn. . M .. HANGE , AY3 F~B. S, I~of~ Ourm~rket tis mora.ng revived a little from the 'hes ness of last week, and which felt additional depre&siG.5 I Wednesday and Friday, though very httlq brsines- as5 do on either of thoie4days. In the mealing trade rc-day, the rivals were short,. aundthe sals c~f.: lienns r rzsk but r upon terms equal to last Monday. Barley and ?? are ...

... 31 Charles IT. c. 2. commonly called the Habeas Corpus Act, the methods of obtainingthe it ef habeas corpus are so plainly pointed out and enrforced, that, so long as this statute remains unimptachrd, no subject of England can be long detained in prison, except in those cases in which the law reqnireS and ' jstifies such detainer. Of great importance to the public is tire presenration of ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCe. - A.gonvoy is to sail this day fromn Leith Rods for Tor. gen. -Captain Mitchell, of the York Merchant, from London for York, fell in with A French puivateer, off Solebay, which hi- fired'ate The Frenchma not wishing to risk act efigagemei.- with the Yorlc Merchant, bore dr.wn soor. tle Jupittr, Prat'- rnsanand'the Prudence,, 'bhite, two ow toe contradt traders afr H'ul to ...

... SlP NEuS. BRixaiAM QOAv, FEE.!7.- i naddition to the Channel Fleet mentioned in my last, are arrived at Torbay the Tonant) Hero, Santo Margaretta, and Illustrio us, whicl remain with the Ville de Paris, San Josef, Dreadnought, Neptune, Windsor Castle, Bellerophon, Colossus, Courageux, Warrior, Queen, Bar eur, Andl Nemesis.-.-.Wjnd 8.W. .. YAsRNIOuTH, FEB. 28.-Yestbrday a fleet of merchantinen ...

... SHIP NEWS ' - sterdar inornilhg his MViesty9ipioref iuu'er Egiuts, IUwiioiplrey Eghtis, maslter, irrived here'i frolinljeil'a- * ,fe; IhtTlis muorining, ?? ves's'el7 1jii~irari nciott n,i lirrivc d in Whifiebo$tb Rbad Itronti Birceiosiia au' is nowpenfoinii~quarantine. The Valo'rous and Comh-atatt correttesbtrhk forr launchxed at ttiri port, anld the latter at1'fhonrie;) a.4e ord3,cd l'rom ...

... S 41HIP W, .. B~ridear Qu~, Mwu 2 -Arivrdsit Trtay ist night, Isis Majesty s Ships Miniotaurand bfl~iencC-isd this .ifternoon they sailed again in, company wvith th ,e He~roto~1oi the. Peet off Fermoi.' ketmaini the VaI l~e, do Pa St lss, Dreadinought, 'bl'epiis1~~ndsaC.~ste, Bqllrophsoin, Collo~sest, l~ouratgeUx, ~W~rwr~ialeo Ba~go '1 uxisn4 erm in a u Margarit- OF, and lu~Tcsoa ARCIp~ I.-Tfj ...

... B-_~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ at .E .. 2Fi:,~~~~~/. (',;77r' LuOG~E lainA 5, 1-803. . .1 B.~Nl~R I/, irs., t lhn 1~t'r dar~ Of rb--n, N h neli' i r.rier,.April r. car 56, t rrtve,4tt 1~iikiscar Tavern, Nqovcastie- iri'rOn ';i. Attnrnsl'rr 'vp-. \Viliahs ksrkkev Nesscarrie.'e 0 7 c 't; Mr. Ch::rkss C oisiabler,. oe ir, i~;nsohd 'sInnit;' Rchjulw . oC n , *- Cf 'trkolsenholra d, s-'Cx rrch'rnt, ...

... - SHIPi N12TU?&. Pi YSSrtT n MASCSIn 3 -Letters ftro 'Li -Topaze, 36 gwis, Capt.- I ne, tat-her prfie6lLe tescral Augerean.privateer, 16 guns and 9 nien, carriediinto Cork, is an ettrenmelystrongvea- stl, and well fitedfof fightihg or runnitg.A prize to the-Ve. tersan 6*4guns, Oapt. ewma, iayrived -at Torbay tfo dasr' since by ier~i learntss very-uxtra rcljary actcousitoffhblsia.. scs eis~ ...

... hant :oaft Corn-Exchanige, London, Monday, March 4, 1805. We had not a very full Market of Wheat to-day, and new our buyers being numerous, fite falinples were brisk ill d fale at early part of the inornitig, and at an advance oF e La 2s. and 3s. per quarter, but towards tire elofe they fell back a little, and left off heavily. Fine malting Barle i was atnaed at Is. and ?? per quarter dearer. ...

... sass~ N~lW/A''! DfoveaR, Mutcu 6o,6AThi s mornint - parsed! byi hefe ai West india chip, last fronn- Ctroiboo to Londen; sht'wyasr hktacne4 by a Fretx-hiu.ggr Privat.cr last ssslhe offD ness,ivhilh Oce beat uff, br.t wi t h th I os ofher c1 eprcte, wh.asilled, ,,by a musket ball- Arrived his Ma jesty ,ship!Anib. ti ,iajrty's gun brigs Lotust. li-2irgity anti jaucikll ar`,lYed off-heire thie-af ...

... I - - M ARIM I INTEhLLICENCE. Tuesday sailed fi oin L Pith Roads, the Magdelene armed brig, with a' leet for Tonningen. - - Convoys for the Baltic and Tonnirngen, are Prointera to sail ftitt Leith Roads;-for the former on the lth, ang for the latter on thi: 2a'nstaomt. This wveek the following ships havo ?? at this port for Davis's Straits:-John and iq 'gatet. Crawford; Hoi-oe Ysung, Content, ...

... Of r EORNFY3C-4ANW'ER NIOND IArt MUSSczii 4, 180. is rags - ?? r.In -1.Af nF ?? -- are,, ?? I ~t a very f'ull marlct o, wiicat tO-tlay, and our ng lvtmcroui fne sanples were brisk in sale at I part of the inorning,uind at an advance of zs. ..nd 3s. lu-er, but towards tels close they fell back a little, and heavilY. Fine malting barley vs ?? apited at -i. and qeeter dcarcr. Malt has varied but ...