... NE, /Fs. . Cotlis, Julry 8-The Neptune, of Liverpool,-, mastet, was spoke with 'ofl this coast by thi! British 'Jar, formerly tihe Era-,ee, arrived hr, our harbour, whom shne informedl, that she sailed fromi'Fortol, on the st of- J uwin the utmost hurry, hav- ing onhis' one-for-th of' her cargo on board, in consequence of the 0oinbirie I squadrous h whing passed to leeward ofthat island, bct: ...

... HULL SHIP NEW^S. -Frei; ' ships arrived. Bon Adventure, Robert.on; Lord Carrington, Pinmington Traveller, Allison, British Volunteer, Colinson- Philotiva, l'cacork; Dolphin. Salmon; Hope, Wiltiamson; Phylleria. Cockeidl; CharlesWilliam, Reynblda; Echo, Peck; Three Friunds. Witty; Providence. Fox; Aurora. Robsnn; Provi- deuce, Cooper, all from Pil~au. Fu~la. Feathetstroe; Ddoxon, liayner; ...

... SHIP AT WS. pivscoovfl7 Jonv. xz.-Lettera fromn ohGlory, of 9, guns, s 55i\lii iStirin, dated iath inst. front off Rorhieforn, gna'e fletarc cal there to rifceVice-Admiral Sir T, Graves,- ji who has nOw aVet sail of the line on that station. There tsc'eiscl fr to the S. E. of the Ealystone, tryinig to beat in 1' *w lrge ship, ,and a small ship attendinge her, buntwhat ic,11 rt lo- bit adic ...

... - ?? ARRIVALS. ' Jf i Tefr~niawess, Giitge Hfillbnf~Tebl cs, rfrom tilii4 port. The Fav orite, Vollas, froni Surinant, arrived at Portsmouth tlie 1th instant, after a passage bf seven- weeks from ?? Bar: left six ships riground on the Bar, and eight on the Lee Bank;; on the 9th, poke the Bfitannia, Todd, off the Start, from the Mediterranean, bound for this port. Upwards of 60 sail of vessels ...

... *4)@p nfw WEST INDIES. va LORD NELSON H r ANT) THE. tu COMBINED SQUADRONS. wi f The Curieux sloop of wvar, Captain Bettes- th worth, arrived at Plymouth, at two o'clock, p. co m, on Sunday, with dispatches from Lord Nel- son. Captain Bettesworth immediately set off th for London, and arrived at the Admiralty at an or 5 early hour on Tuesday morming. The intelli- tr: gence which he brings is ...

... -ilp NE Iv. Ps SaO1i 1I, JULY 14-T.hO tunai of war which canle in yes- terday, and was said to be the Thunderer of 74, Captain Lech- mare, proved, when anchoring in Cawsand Bay, to be the Zea- lous of 7.;, Captain Hardvi frons PortsIn1u0h, to join the fleet; but thle wind being West, she beat up again frnin below tEle Point, round Penlee Point, and it being rather calml, her signal was ...

... : *Pa MofiT~s, 'isr~t i t.q.Camne hial .a Daniity 3hlp Xi'ls ait u ar the inastef of wninc esaqs on 'Y tpirday hversng hie paW at A dj- tance, stand ing'up Chandels a lawn Ure for 'hlp; pipisreesy 4?r Wog gus Ifbois acetenab e~orrgs t, she' naltst-be thc Spairsh nali0y of war said to be captured by rise Livul, 38 arms, 4nd 'e~ade 44,1iII sight of the llustriasus, 74 ' 2oRsvRMovtnt7 cr S G.nV ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Alonday, July 15, 1805. Uniting the freflh arrivals of Englitih with the Forrign Wheats on hand, our iupply was a tolerable goad one. Having many buyers, the very fine tiill contintued to out- r ftrip in prmportion the other forts, and rufte curious iclecl ( famples fetched 2s. anid Ss. per quarter more than Was t oftered for the famue quality laft week. Barley is dearer ...

... ShilP N1pS.ft PLvMoWrtn, JULV 16.-Arrived te -Zealous, of rq from Portsmouth; the Lord Nelsonspxrit er, from 74 rulse the Hazard, Captain llerck, from I antzick; tle Mraoskutv! Captain Pans, from Longsound aa8 the MUoit, Capstwlft Lloyd, frornCnrk.' 'Arrived die Swedisqh brig Concord~i~from St. tl7beij with a car go of teat&i.. bound to& Emtbden, detained by the Lord Nelson privateer ;'Yhe ...

... CORN EXCHAXGE,LOND6GN, J'ULv I5, itg. Uniting the, fresh arrivals of Englisu, with the foreigfn ~wheats onan hari eur- applyws mnseatneaabtygood &ne. H'e- ing many buyers, the very fide still Coatimied to: 6ustnrip in proportion the other sorts, and some curious s6lea sniapks fetched 2s. and 3s. per quarter more than vWM off'td tor the same quality-tastwveek. Barley is dearer. '*Malt, just at ...

... / . GEORGI 2.- Jn5rrucoti on the courts ofEdrnirl~aty, 2adtO the commuad- | ers of bhips of war and privatcers- Given ?? Jams'A, th ;tl da fJ1ne, ISOS.'.. . ?? of the present state of cornmerce wec at e ?? tb dired\,, that neutral vessehs, having , bn board the ?? herewter; enu ,merated, and trading, lor ~reitOUdyi betweenl Lhe.ports v our ugited kingdom and the enemy's ports in Europe ruch ...

... I: - -, ~ , -i I *i Tn adition to tae. ord'er in' councd~ wlh -ws last week issued, ?? ships tp .er,ty, coming from any ports in tshe Baltc, withoyt tb-e ?? affitrftficates required by the quarantine a~f another order dated the ixth irst. has hieln issue~d, 'aloWan to entry widiottt bting eubjeac to. the likeret-raint,cai.f ships wbich h' ie arrtved or which may arrive in thec osjre of'the ...