... ?? Bers. F_ of The Blenheim man of war and Greyhonnd h frigate, with the outward bound East India fleet, sailed on Wednesday ; but as the wind was at S. E. -with thick, hazy, and rainy weather, it ,vas suppolsed they wouldi not attempt to go through the needles that evenhig. o 11 On Tursday afternoon, at 4 p. in. a logger ar- hr rived from the Straights at Plymouth, brought an dispatches from ...

... AlsHZp lVBPrS. Prv.y oovrsr, ArniL 2,9.-CaraL in from the squadron tinder Vice-Adiniral lir J. (Orde, Part. the lisgard, 48g-nsi, Captain Lolord M. Kerr; also froni a cruisie in ihe Bay, the Sirius, 30 gulls, Capt. Prowse. BEv the former i learnt, that, the Tollon sira- (Irl I r sal, f th- hlie, as d 7 frigates, full o'troops, w'as with- in a hllfday'ssailof Vice-Adnmiia Orde's q drno, agid ...

... AliARKEI' HERALD. Cort-Excbliage, London, Monday, April 29, 180.5. I Sitce our lall (it, this day lennight. our MIarket for all Grain kas been ol tile declinle Tothe Wieats front our owvn couft, the ?? over from lift week, avith fonie arrivals of lioreign, ave have a good flpply, but, unfortit- fistely, W'ith very few bsuyels. This lft circuronitce, with the lale of a large quatitity ?? ...

... s [HIP NL'W IS. PLYesMerIei, APRIL 3l.-Arrived the Beagle sloo'g of wvar, with dispat1ties fromt olf Cadiz. No Particulctrs have trans- pire d. iPORTISMOUrii, MAY I.-Arrived the Harpy, of18 glnhS, frolm the Boulogne squadron ,'has sustained some danmage in an adion with sonmo of the enemy's fiotilla, Iast evening, inl collse- quence ofa shore signal that some French privateers were eolfthe ...

... .CORN EXC NG , X, I linupa 2~ 1 ?? ?? ?,AIlce our East ot bis .diy e'n?ij?t, our msxket? grain has been on tbe d?cIine. T6.th? Wteas froM out5? coast, the remaining ovei from tsi? week, with some art?j?? of foreign,' we have a good su?p1y. but, ? *? very f?w buyers. This lagt circwns?y??? with the SaI? ?? istg@ ?ysr?tj?L wh?? be ?ott? b7 au?i?i? ? or. eaves us ?? of o.beeter Prices thzli' i!r ...

... Fron the LONDON GAZETTE, M-1)r 4. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSRDIED. James Stevens, of Janies-street, corn dealer. BANIKRUPTS. Jbohi Allso, of Worcester, viCluallcr, Mav st, IS and June 5, at ten, at Guillhliall. Attority, Mr. Shepherd. Ilede-srleec, Bloomnsbury. Samuel Yates, of Weed-street, nerehanr, M /a 7-, Ia, and Junet a, at twelve, at Gnidhall. Attcornies, Messrs. Palmer aud 'omlinsots, Warolford ...

... SyIIl NEWS. P Al.-I cTrn, MAY 2.-Car.ne in the Arna Maria from SIlo for I uc with brandy, (Je; ained and sent Sn by he Alert pri- v~Iteer. inld tlhe Cfoilr;1geaux, 74. to jolt the fleet- off I3rest. This dIa the C'--ar, Xo svhiii has baeen In dock raeittni is to be corn- asond, lnod t ae colnm:.ld gih:as te Captain Kelly of tiis tCowI. (Captain hLuyles is appointed to the \', ,nalsor (astle, ...

... HULL Si-rP' NE\VS. Foreign ships arrived. 'Ifoop,'Balklcr; Handlings Just, Pfisffer, hotW from Anmiterdani. Blsine, Fev, srom Oportu. DdlJuisge Fricderick, Maase, fruixo Rostok . . . . imn ships cleared Vraw Anna, Schultz, for Embdess. Amity, FinIlay; Hesslewood, Dewe3ri Anson, .Crr; Aurora, Mu'ms, allforTonrningen. Ainicus, Holland; Neva, Bilsinea; Harvey, Atkinson; Elbe, Gale; lngria, ...

... :. ! SHIP NEAWS. PLVMORTUS, MAY .-Sailcd, with bulloeks and qeg'tables for the teet; thd C`Iolo;dU; of 74 gUs, Capt.lMorris. Wcnt up the harhosir to refit the Aigle, 44, Capt. W0lfe. Capt- W-'s CoureMtaVlrti!l, it is said, wil hbe deferred till Monday next, on heabdi Fl Sulvador del Mtndo. Came downn orders fr tle Fi!- gadr, a9, Capt. Lord M. Kerr, and the Melarmpus, 36, Captain Poyntz, in ...

... . -; SHI lp NEWS.-. ?? : - ARRIVALS.: Tiwaingeis' The Eortunia, Kisome-At Erabden, The ?? 'Catilaina- Ilelder-4t3 Latec.c, 'be Alollo, Bower; jall frmn tliis 'ort.-'At Lynn, 'hc Dotliro, Meadows, flu. Qpurto. Tie Beu, 'Howard, front this port, arrived safe at Gibraltar on thic 8th of A-arch -Slit parted c6nvoy .thc L secondday. o1 siilin, froan Spit iead; 'and bad lnari y hebit talke by a ...

... SHIP AEWS. FAiMOUTri, MAY 4-A;~!7td this evening, the translidr Canada, No. iiG, Capt. Dive, this ship sailed from l'orts- mouth wvith the Queen -l'i Dragdii men of war, having troops oCl beard for the expediiion, aud paited with them in a gale the a41 ;Itru; on the 27th ulr. fell in with Sir John (3rde's squadron . five sail of the line, then o)d their way to jdIt! the grand fleet.- Sir Sohn ...

... ?? B CW5. Wceinesdiy, a coui t of Dirueqora was held at the East-India House, when Captain John Mas- son, of thc ship Anu, took leave of the Court, previous to departing for Madras anc' Bengal. We un(lerstlildl that so sail of line have sailed, or will immediately proceed to reinforce Lord Gardner. 'Ihe ?? armament appears waiting to put to sea on the first favourable opportunity. It is ...