... . I mAR i E 6iT' Ij 14CiE' I -- .. I a ,: .. I . , ~, Y , ,: Connvoyi are- -xpLtced to saii ?? roads ftr the Baltic -and'I1'snnitgen, on the'sah iistan't. - Since .our last the foblowing ships have arrived at this port from Davis'4 Stvaits -6raih, Sbtihenson, 7 lish Lady Jane, -Irnianes, *7; -Evcretta, Boswell, ;; Calypso Kelieic so.' oltt,9. The Gardner and Juseph, ofl-lull, on her ...

... .: ?? MARiNE PNTFLLIGENCE. The convoy for Portugali which was to have sail d I'ortsmoatth the toth inst.is pbsiplied to the ^rst imsl -The Howe, Young, with 9 6sh, 207 cati: of and .6 tons of filn3,4 Notfolk, Dacres, to fish, ?.S tcas1s 4 blubber; and 7; tons 'f fins,.arte iriytd at this pcrt fr Dsvis's Straits. ThR Euaretta, of Shield5, had 7 fihsoO to 6ti of July, and the Calypso waps weil ...

... 1 rCORN EXCHANGE, LNDON} AUGUST 5, 1 CORNT FX-CHANGE, LOWDerN4 AUGUST 5' Fo~ rI We continue to receive large supplies of foreign Nbeat not a great deal ofourowl groly. l>sL sales this nimomri were not so brisk as last Monday, -and except for vcry {; samples (to which we cain attach no specific vdU() P were ssofetbing below that day's currency. Barley, fN and pease, remain nearly as last, with ...

... %v.nGATE nrld LEA! NHAL 1 R!S. -g - 3E the Carcise, 3s 4d to04s 4d P',eefa 3s 4d to 4s 4d gl~0t1' Lnamb 3s-S- Vreal as 4a to 4s sql Pork 4s o0 to S9 3d i to - s od R--~ W HIDES. & . . .er and beers -d| B di6 . 4d tu> 3s 4 33 cam to 3S ?? 2 Lamb SILins 5 Market Cal . 2I8 6d each l Eng.Horse 1780d to gsod _a. j Sheep Skins os ad to as ad IShearlings os ad to is 90 - 3. od. to 48. Ol. _ . Iss I-e ...

... ; : I iro w. , 7-77 - .--Vlw 7 I C.2 t4gz if~ Ite II Law idl - W h~dawti to it1.l'ate a ties~o~'iet to wheat,:hblt -obur osxk prodtuce i, ?? p bu'ry ,-re be.. tcofle soyeiy rehtctatlt tso piurbahac thdat haidly .ny sales weiffeted. and thoi mad weie at a red 1ilvuIofi: full TO.. per !uaruter. Thumsisiwplited, a6i. s du dhil tie'sAle, kxie Tut-41 w atrsntI -sh be noted as fapuvly on thc declfc ...

... 7 A.4R!I INTZLIGgENCE. - -.A con-roy is'petitioned for, to sail from Hull for Tonjingen on the fir t af Septenmber Aheonvoy is ?? sai- from the saine port for the Baltic at the same time ?? - The fokina, Whitfield, from Ripa, botijd 'tb sll~ vh wheat, is ?? lost in the Hunibber. -'OSi the 4th instant the sloop Tbhoyas and Mannah, of Mal- -don, was lost on her voyage fromn Newcastle, near the ...

... CORN EXCINGELoNDuNX AVGUST ID, 1805. l I wso .. I. a ?? . I= The present fine weather, with the prospect of a plentiful harvest, operated very powerfully 'onour market this mnorn- ing. Not ouly one, but every:sort of grain, has fallen consi- dcrably since last Moniday. We had agoodsupply of wheat, both foreign and English, and with many buyers, yet prices of fine were' down' ios. per quarter ...

... | CORN EXCHAN9ELoQNpe ,AUGUsT 19, IgS. | .Since'oilr last of this day-e'nnight,muchl tvlicet of ourc wn g&owth has arived; 'we have -lkqwise no inconsiderable quantity af foreign on band': thus, furnished; all but good samples are ,s, and 4. per ?? cheaper, and very unsale-, :able. Our supply a barleysthpogh not large, -has in no de- ,gree iseipd the sf'e ornirnproved, dut price. Malt is; ...

... - . , 1 c I I , . ,, . : . , : , 'IC -= , , ? ni:?,jqft? 44 - il i, r?i? 1 ?? - j! ?v ip c? ? uu .1 12 fi?,;-420 hutO Of., I II C Monday, a.IOit 45 miest F. of Tntr - .:EwqbanTq~f r a; ?? and -Ebri abveth, Cr ects,-)s s; *u > i *.fefl in n-irt hi arc hi5^!lgger privatcer, 'O ...

... I O XCHAI260.L I*CORN EXCH4,SCL,LOINDC;;, JULt - 2, NVeLgadarI:iddslirgply of e't an.st!t tori.'. and prices were highe than last Mlorday, by , a Iquarssr for the finest sarnples. ' The wvc~ix r, &VL, ?? ing favourable, gave a turn to tha ?? at r Pccn t -j ealee were not so brisky patticul arly in the dah . x 4 cossd and inferior sorts. Aost othe: articles (e t- curs before harvest) were on ...