... 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 ...

... , 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 ...

... . ?? - 11.1 I- 'ST ., 4!p NEI? - ?? ?? ?? , --S1 ? .. WHALE.tI :ISIIERI ES.- ; S-ince one last, the ?? sbips hac sariled from tlns port for Gre'irslad and Davis'sStrci0ts viz:- er: Gt reienla/zd-.NeIly, Crornpton' ;ootluner, Groat; Trl~lod., sytixner ; Acta'6n, 'Roar sr:;aniflcece. Tate ; .liottcr v,Q ichnlolsi5l5, Eilsot Wray ;'gginsrn , H-- I- h rr., Srirah arid Flizabeth, Ewbank;- ...

... .';iULL SHIP NEWS . Foreietrn sianpas sived.: . Anrora, 'Thotnpfon; Zee bjook,'k Qtart, bUN from R otterham - F.: ?? ships cleared' oid. ' Francina, Kohrn; Harland, Oxtahy, both for, -Tonningen. -Minerva,- Boledman, for Embden. A&aaon, gofc ?? Nelly, Crolnpton,; Hnntcr; Groat; LotteZ, Nicholfon; jElliion, WLay'; Sarah and, Elizabet l, I~evbsisk; lunificeee, Tate; Egrgintonts 13o1herty; ...

... .SHIP ATW,.' _Dn9A, MARCi! 10o-Ai!ved. the Tigres~s, Pio~heer, l#laner,- and Lcust un b irofro a cruxie off the Coast of Frao&e ,the TI gress and Pin~cher, sailed tgas1n his aevening for their sta'. ltioais Also arrivedl the speedy sloop 'frorn a cruize bff Busionge, a&nd renndd&A SaiWled 4he' B?nleta sloop on a cruize C11hapm1an and Lord Melville arqpec dt~fence ships to the w'eitward. LOanl ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... -HAbDiJvNGTONv CORN MVARKET, March S. -1 I 1, ~ ., I I - -- . .4 'Wheat fold heavily, and prices had an advance of a- bout 2s. per boll. Prices of Barley were nearly as laft week, beft S2s. 6d. current prices 29s. to 51s. Oats were rafher dearer; Potatoe Oats 20s. to 23s. current prices of comuon Oats 17s. 6d. to 19s. Peafe and Beans !Gs. 6d. to 21s. 548 bolls of Wheat in the market, which ...