... %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 ...

... From the LONDON GAZEnTT, ArJG. 30 BANIRUPTCIES ENLARGED. JamesSmith, ofT1i mnies Ditton, Surrey, suap maker; from Aug. 6, to Aug. 17. Charles Frederic Scemoll. of Jewvin-street, Cripplegate, mer- c6ant; frorm Aug. 6. to Aug. 31. John Batt, of' Church-street, Bethnal' Green, baker; from Aug. io, to Aug. g. ThomasJ-IuiisdenNoe!, of North-street,Brighthelmstone,Sus. sea, linen uraper; mrom Aug. ...

... 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 ...

... .From ihe LONDON GAZE YTE, Aua. 13. ' BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ' lnry Smittli ''iomas and John Lascelles, oftMill-lane, To6- ley-streCt,.coopers; feom-Aug. 4, tq OC1. 2. . John Bernard I-Hosseal, late of Streacham, Surxey,apothecary, fromr Aug.24_t0 AM.za.3x Mark Brooks, late of Shepperton, Middlesex,-tncerciant; from Aug. ia, to Odt..I2e . . . : 8IANIZRItPTS. * WilljamHughes, of Cross-court, ...

... ARd ItKET HEItALD. Corn-Exchiange, Lundoll, Monday, Aug. 26, 1805. e We had again, to-day, large qoantities of Foreign E 1- Wheat, but of our own produce no great fupply. Our buyers are become fo very reluctant to purchate, that hardly any fales were effeeled, and thole made were at a reduttioii of full t0s. lier quarter. Tbus fiupplied, and thus dull the fale, tie mnnealing trade may be noted ...

... i P .Iu'iu Is, Ar. 4.-'-Pasqed io'n Ch'annl' flMee' 'n :;iist-- r a Ci.ne in leitc seveiral collicrs, i-,de Cosu oy of thc V vi P lsi-i.e. Blv I he kRvuslution-ire, of 44 -'L4, szr:-e-d i Goat off a''rrol, wllvicdisl6i left four d-ys soile fsrle-iretlat Sii .': C l Isis resesred theblocklade il c d o lroilot' so, _d saLil o the Irt , ii atid seral fri-ates, hid it :s v fi cntly limted Sne, ...

... ; : 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 ...

... SHIP N1 Ws. PLYMOUTH, JULY 30. Thfe WindsOr Castle, with twoa Spanish ships of the ; n j, and 74, have 'anchored here this after- al, ll dismasted,- atttended by the Sirius. The pOzes are part of the Conlained Fleet taken by the Fer- ral and Rochlefort squadfonsflunitied under the command t ,, Sir Robert Calder. Tle 'icl ion took place on the 22d it, I o miles to thu wvestward of CiLpe ...

... 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 ...

... $1rP INT, Drs. LxftActs FROM VltRlVAT LETTE lRS, DATEID T~ttfAY~) The French Fleet Camn to 'Incisor in the 0otter Roads, on Wednesday eventryg last, and, roin their Innotvres, ou galan Atmial concluded they would nie apuh te nxtmorinr H'accordingly md nalforhi fl-C tola by and, sn fita cutter 'round to every ship., to give notice of his itentionn to attack theme by, two O'clock. next morning ...

... skIP wgW Yesterday Wasannousnced at the East India Hotuse thbe of the Belle picket, Captain Foggo, which left Bengal ist April, and St. Helena 29th 'June. The following ships.were at St. Helena:- ; I;UNG S SitipSi TridentAdmiraIRANwiaP Mediator, _ _ . SlIPS IlOtlSWARD BLOUND. CirencesterCapt.RoBEaT SON Bengal, Capt.CUMeNP Marquis El1, HANNSAY Asia, TaENMEHIClrRi Canton, Lvs 1ii1,rTOx ...

... 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 ...