... THE FTLST INWTLLIGECT PRO 'I THE GREENLAND AND DAVIS's-STIAEIGHTS I: . I lVSTHALE-FISHERIES. - : . ' G5ILENIAND. . A letter received-on Friday morning by the house of Mess.Egghitom in this town, from Aberdeen, dated on the~l8th instant states, that the Eliza, Svian, of Mon- trose, had just passed that port from GreenlariA, with- 9 fish; about 123 tons of ?? made'her fishting from the 3d to the ...

... SHIP NEIWS. W'Ve have to record one of the most cridlaut naval enter plises performed during this or any other war.- The Loire frigate, which arrived on Monday at Ply- mouth, cruizing on the 4t) to the southward of Cape Finisterre, received intellircnce that a large privateer, a gun-boat, her prize, and a smaller privateer, with many sail of shipping, were in the harbour of Muros, a few ...

... 77--.-- ? i , . I I DiAT MAL , . O..o..9. . degree ofalam was wa rcitsd here last evening, dcer the port went out, owing to a ruislotur generally preves'iflg. that a French squadron li.dgot iniiitol5 Notth ceal and 'had joined- the utch armaaenetintle Texel, and that the unit.ed force amoun~ed to igpwardiof twenty .sal of the line. Every thing in coesequenee was bustle and adivity, the ...

... CURN EXCHANGE., JCNE 24. The fresh supply of \Vhea far this dey'; n-:rket was large, and comnnposed chiefly of forei; a few sclecl samoies of Dant-. zie oheasined p~. per quiirte . In oa r l orto we stated that all Wheats, except finle, 'VC froip 10s. o e55. per quarter cheaper; tile expression should ).ave been, all Wheets, of or- tiraryand inferior quality, v-ere frrm ios. tc 15s. peor ...

... ISISIP NTEIWSS. PL1alOvTu,.; Sut. 22.-Sailed La Tourtertlle, of 52 guns, Capai; in Worth, with convoy fuo the Down6, :and from; thence iu iorin the sqisitdron in the North Scas, or resuilse lher s':..:un in Ltith RoaIds, as an arnmed dfence ship, as IiIc-silstu s may require. hailed for Fialmouth, an hiled sared cnn with ii dock yard lighter, halvitig on board mooring chair;s :,r sevcral ...

... HULL S111P NEWS. Foreign ships aeisved. Ann, Bafle, fromu Messina. Lady Ann, Martin, fromn Cephalonia. . Minerva, Bodeman, from Eniblell. Hope, AMorctzen, from Longsoaumul. Diligence, L'ow, froen New-York. Rornatha, Tetterow, from Dantzig. Foreign ships cleired Md. Jung Frederick, Haas; Vrouk Van Larr; Transsen, both for Elibden. Emlanuel, Block; Gusfava, Wallis; Mercury, Smpith, all ...

... ?? Hi . t.M&IRIt Tll . = ,ThnrSday the Telemoachus i&as~ floiated off-the rocks at Cvu~ 1 lwoats, aI brotught ixto QNhbids harboir .Wednesday Ids atictky' gun blig Frreter a rrived ,in sfiilds; a6s the hlrved cutter Swsirl Tk~ursdaf a Jarg ?? 'jat brought up: under 'lynemouth CaWtl ,. A ?? for' the ildc, imnd ansther for Tonningen, art! ?? t$ Sal; from Hull about the ~t4 of oext monith. Tkh: ...

... 1BATN`llr COMMEAC . On. introducing, the --new regulations in Holland refpe.ling the Britilh conmeice, the * Peisfionary of State addrefed the reprefentatives of the Batanan Commonwealth, as follovs i t High and Migbry Lsri,_-Since experience has incontrovertibly proved the inefficacy of the exiilig la'ws ielating to, and.-.originating in,. rbe.$nmity bltieen this Republic and Great Britain, ...

... -ei irft 100 eao re- vas be, the ,of vas ely itt, As 'er- lie the 'or. ,tli- onl lof glit at- me eco o f Wheat Fine Superfine Rye Barley Malt White Peas Grey Peas CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN, Oli board Ship, as under: 46s 6)ls 86s Boilers 44s 48s Od 8Ss 9os Suffolks 00s 50s Od 0Os 94s Od Beans, new 43s 48s Od 45s 5os od Ditto, old O0s 52s Od 30s 37s Od Ticks, new 37s 42s ad 64s 70; Ud Ditto, old ...

... CORN EXCH-ANORG ILao i D Juxr i7, x1Roj, ',as a snual supply ot line Lnglith whbat t!s morn- ,C waS slowvy tdken oiJ at a decline of three shillings ter; and the fie foreign wheat in the sarne propor_ tle hiferior sorts, vwhich are in great abundancfy n hijjjsgs ger quarter cheaper. Rye,h1irley, an'd , very dull in sile. Pcase, beans, and oats main- ilei prlccs- led Wheat teditto ,)se i; r?. ...

... sHip NEWS. DOVEcR, JUNP 76.-Therelias been some heav firing on t! e Frenteis 0iore, but we 'are hot acqUainteldwiti th1e result. By an officer returned from eoff Boulogn(e, I learn that there are twO caops 'ine sto the 1esvistwardand onteo the Westward of Thhu- s iogne. 'l hey are v*ery long, bNt do not seemi to go very dcqp into the country,, an, seekn more for show than any thing else.. ...

... SHIP AUWS. J1o I-'- I. '.t N .-Th Cnuitit-r eutter, I,ioItteaiatt i3v.er,ojis go I-,'0': 1 '' It !I is hov vBly 1itteh dotitiqac. I larit Ii .t nI 'ide ,'i~s~,g, in'k1tt 'Ie tip ea no of war's ltdat, wit)) a it-a L e a:IIs, lic y soon after discovered a larg :0; tveetr I- -itdr ti~n wet~t i tott Ct ,t cIt CI hint ot.e Cn tjt air approachi ihly were( enIcr-uy tt'l,-ici~ee p ,i titte catnd ...