... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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' ...

... 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 ...

... C 2RN.EXCHANGE~5;NAYi~Hfgt'l Our ,upply i' wheat this r1 ink, was a pretty -6'done, and chiefly'from Kent and Ess,'but so littledisphaiere our millers to purchase, that vve ?? only a dull sid de-' clillisrlmsnrke5, butts~ few Xsiksas ba~diytoi furnsuh Pus wieli a current averageprice_ lyme dull, buwthnogetltatousprepas'h ae Beaps maiintasi &Cstecurrency. Oat$ h cheaper Pthe s-pply 'con. ...

... , Ix SUPI, -BEi UDE: , j I for raisilig-the defic nicies created i. tes interest - fthe loan, S~y th aalsle nquss~grtis,8n't the tax on.husbanldrto s-, an of 'the proposed duty on' fhe i'exportiason o sAV Aht, latter tt' wag to h4e producdt the forsser - f at !'was' soruegvh t arov~e 400,0eaof. The d~xe's' l~ti~diroiobe' 'wudchrbsiss. .of small inicreases. io tlie ' j2tlii~ ~Sta2' i-of ...

... CORN ECi NO, l 5 ; Since our last we have h4coitsiderablea'rnals of- nheat, and' akhougik UOt an~tny tlu& pi rnie,' yeti the Ieft over of Wiednesday and Friday ro ,ati'xt!4 upouthbvw i af omple supply; upon,this irticle -we fiave;:gain to note an eiident- cbdnsiderible 4ecline in pree, ,sinay be itbsiernedin ouI quo- tation at foot. The barlfy coufties have supplied thema'r- ket writh ,plenty, ...