... SHIP NALEVS. EASr INDIA SHIPPING. Yesterday morning an overland dispatch was received at the East. Ihdia House, wvhich- contained the under-, mentioned shipping intelligence, viz. ' 'lhe Ocean, M'Taggart; 1-iuddart, F.astficld; lIarriettLync6, and Lord Keith, Ramage; arrived at Madras the a7slaFebruary; and sailed for Bengal on sict 8th March. The Devaynes, Adderley; and' Skelton Castle, ...

... SHIP ,VET>S I vwrote you on the zgth, by the N~icltslggei:, at sea stating ea ir ]ati fallen in with anid defeated the Combined Fleets- on theit' rvulrli from the West Indies, anid doubt not bit Par- t~elars of thle actiop may be insriresting. Toyoes. W~e a re led to beivfrom the liceouitt oftlplh Officers who wvere telieve, of theip sSpk intil rh t tli6 Neptut L,of9po gusts, a Presc shp sik ...

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... ; Foreig- ships arrived.-Concordia, Lonrens, from Stettin. Ulrika, Arndt -,Ilarland, Dryden; Stadt Hu- sam, Peterson; Pilgrimu, 11arrison ; Eolus, Acken; Maria 3largaretba, Nanner; Texel, Mladis, all from Ilounringen. - Lady Ross, Rattray, from Altona. Fortsigtigauder, Keiraig, from Portground. Ervanuel, Lairsden, from 1eislerstadt. Syren, Pyott, from Archangel. Francis, Ireland; Fidelity, ...

... iaCorni-Exclhange, London, Monday, July '29, 181)5: oung We had a middling fuipply of W heat (nmoftly foreign) with to-day, aoid prices were higher tlsas ]aft Mlondcey, by Ss. rietY and 4s. per quarter for the fitieft t'omplits. 'ilse weather, arge however, proviing fiavourable, gave a turnt to the marker er in at noon, when the fales were Oot fo brific, particularly in agcthe ditpofal of thle ...

... SHIP .YirarWs. PLYMOmHur, AVmI5TcA sloo P s come up front VPIinosesh byllwhich~ is 1 arla tihet a packet arie rc iso i ee clas ad brings a repr Of a seccond battle, and thait one t. ofI theenemys ships hdm1 takeni fire end blew op.Th risdnaers; sav Vrlhneoea had seat all Isis fasit sailieg cutters and corvetecs torhdhrnRacad Spaisosliparts, to apprize the Port Admsiials where bi -Was, and ...

... - z~ , ' flr~' LAuc t' -ccss~en~to the tat em en t of a ,vessel Winchtime ato te Dows last -niglstr, the -,Dut~h. ~feet in the 'I eel ere yin-at Vnsgle aiicho*- on Tuesday, ready 'for sea, tV'f~tha'tl~ the ti ops: on board, whcje een f*orjGaMm Li~ile e'f- canaped on- t'be sstn iorngat, I am happy to inforhn you, tha~t the inipolitic -and disastros sytmorunning our' cruide clse to the F~rv ...

... 0ro,7. th LQNDbON GAZIEi7TE, AUG. 17. BANKERUPTCY ENLARGED. John Williams, of Llanlidan, Denbighshite, dealer; from Aug. 24, te Oa.t .2. BANKRUPTS. John Bennell, of Gooldstone-square, Whiteehapcl, huilder.; I Aug. 0, 27, ad $ept.a8, at ten, at Guildball. Attormey, Mr. ,Stratton, Shordikch. Coulson Johnsoniof the Marquis of Granby-yard, Khiithts_ brigde, stable keeper; Aug. 20, 27, and Sept. 28 ...

... SHIP illivs. iYv.oTurn, Auc. ;.-lt blhw last night a hurricane. wvith vy rain from the S. W. but thil morning, tCle wvind shifted A'. N. B'. and is now moderate. Our foeut offfUshaist itit-t c felt it, as it ble' vers hrtrd for several h nouts. Went il'tO ney l'ool to oveilltl ist rligtne, the 10ltpwutg, ,8 gunll tami Upton. I.et' rs receivedl trorn the Llruugel, 74 guos, 't. Griliths, datoti ...

... JS7~pA .?v r:'elved frorn Sir R. C,1der, cstif o ae tins4t, If.rrolb 'and Cor-unna, at, which icr ad~td 4th, affretro Cli vic crid :1w6 enerly~a 11 oi '6tii of ths ot.TeThia 74 gun left thie sqpiadron all wel, o sail oft the line Ihc ftelnbdenit~~ Rueifo~rt, and 3 of tBe lin)e, vi te lhishdso~isl~e 98.~e Maftf 84, and I riuniph) , 74, had srqived- lir nd jrnrnn iin a~ Sad dlay withetheit ...

... AL1RKET HERALD. in- Corin-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 12, 1805. The prefe.nt fine weather, with the profpe& of a plenti- it ful barveft, operated very powerfully on oar .Market this Uf morning. Not ohly one, but every fort of Grain, has fallen confiderably firmce lalt Monday. We had a good ely fupply of Wheat, both Foreign and Englilh, and with by many buyers, yet prices of fine were down ...

... SHIP 1A\rI'S. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. His Majesty's ship'iremendous, of 74 guns, Captain Osborne, l Lancaster, of 64 guns; Captain Faothergill; and'the Phaeton frigate, Captain Cockburn, anchored in the harbour ofBombay, prcviou-s to thc ud of Feb unary, from their cruize off the Isla of France. TIhefillowing Englsl ships, captured by the French, were at the Mauritius in January :-Hope, from ...