... EDINIJURGH PRICES OF MEAL, July 30. This dav, there were 230 bolls of Oa w A;- This day, there were 230 bolls of Oatmeal in Edin- burgh market, which fold from 2IS. 6d. to 22s. 9d. per boll. Retail jrices per peck of heft Oatmeal, Is. 6d. fecond Is. Sd. There were alib 50 bolls of Peafe and Barley Meal, which fold from 13s. Od. to 17s. 6d: per bell.' Retail prices per peck, from is. to Is. 3d. ...

... _ t4) JOW1,05. ?? dklmam?? No further helolcligence has been received of the combined fleet of the enemy The Triump'l one of Sir Robert Calder's squadron, left him be. ifre Ferrol on the 4th instant, at the which time they had not got either into that port, or Corfn- na. Dispatches have been received from Lord Nel- 0 son, brought by the Pickle schooner, which left his Lordship off Cape St ...

... ?? i D-flUS5. ?? V I C T OR Y F OVER THE 0 COMI1BINVED FLEECS of FRANCE and SPAIN.. g 1 LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. a Admiralty-Office, July 3T, 180.. n F Copy of a letter from the Honourable Admiral h Cornwallis, Commfander in Chief of his Majes- C ty's ships and vessels in the Channel, &C. to t M William Marsden, Esq. dated Ville de Paris, sn off Ushant, P8th July, z8oS. Eight P.M. v C ...

... 00 ni-duo.- Lord Nelson arrived on Sunday at Portsmouth in the Victory, accompanied by the Superb, of 74 guns. The ships vere put under quarantine, but his Lordship had permission to come on shore. Rear-Admiral Stirling has also returned to England. He arrived at Plymouth on Satur- day, in the Glory, of 98 guns, in company with the Warrior. These -gaiiant commanders have come home in ...

... LLOYD's MARINE LIST.-Aug 9. The Pickle fchooner is arrived at PlI)mouth with dit- patches ?? 2elfan; fhe left the quadron unler comnsand of his Lordihip off Cape St Vixicetf 48th nut. a The American Ship Meffenger, 'from Saleimi to Am- ( ilerdam, is detained by the Fifgard frigate ; die Frenchl brig La Cecilia, from Gorce, is taken by the Squirrel and La.rk floops-the Sophia, Harding, from ...

... IMPORTS & EXPORTS AT LEITH, Aug. i} aMPORTED FROM ' Toneingen-895 cwt raw linen yarn; 4 loads oak timber; 96 dozen calf skins; 50 cow and ox hides. C&nrnte-40 pipes brandy. PetetlJurgZ-248 tons tallow; 14 tons 680 cwt hemp; S0 tons iron; I box tongues; 15 cwt old junk; 15 cwt oakumr; 5 tons 108 cwt ?? flax. Eaflcrzer-r6 maRs; 85 loads fir timber; l:O:O deals. Memel-500 cow or. or hides; 262 ...

... SCoQBA.rknPs. 7 -. I JOUN FOavr, ?? at Redcallie,.GCreditorg meet in Ettles's inn, Invernefe, 2d September, 12 oa cock, to name a fadtor; fame place and hour, 2Sd September, to elec a truftee. FXAMINATIONS, DI1ViNDgNs, &C. JSN KrssoN, late Coach-wright in Edinburgh, to he exaniined in thi Sheriff Court-houfe, 3d and 17th September. 12 o'click..- Creditors meet in Royal Ex- change Coffeehoure, ...

... LLOYD's MARINE' LIST.-Aug 2. The fquadron under command of Sir Robert Calder, conriffing of 15 fail of the line, two ffi6ates, a cutter, and a lugger, on the 22d ult. in la!L 4S.-30. N: long; I 1. 7. W. fell in with the combined fquadrons of France and Spain, confifting of 20 Thips if the line, three large fnips armed eu flute, of akout 50 gunsseach, five frigates, and three Irigs, and aftei ...

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... ip jnews. FURTHER PAR ICULARS OF THE ,COTBINED 1aLEETS of FRANCE and SP,4AIA 'I _ t Dispatches were received on Monday morning a from Sir Robert Calder, brought by the Malta, e which arrived on Saturday at Plymouth. She . was one of our ships which suffered most, next to the Windsor Castle, in the amion of the zad. The dispatches from Sir Robert are dated off - Ferrol, on- Wednesday last, the ...

... To-0 0 P-R R-9 D It S of the prices-of cdrO ?? Lane| Ie0 05quo~tl trdhe habit of giving a tranfcript *,IWefl been lt As we, hower, g VC-40 t *eadch eeth( Ci i eCo' gd a difference betwein ts and the re 0 Londn paerywe nave determizied e ,of the geeral dulnefs prevailing at preo Ot 3iCtrain trade, Epglilh Wheat experienced a ?? ;DinC ?? 4s. to cs per quarter fiice this day n.e }5bjJ sgu hthle ...