... _ 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 ...

... SHIP NAl'S. . j'LYMOUTil, Atn. xi.-At a Court Martial on board the Sanh ,:idao deli Mundo, held ori the nlaster of tha--.l.iasor Caetle, Int drnLkenness and consquent ns I '&L duay, the prisnner w.as Sousnd guilty, and sentenced to lced:i~i;nissc! hiis Miesty'o ,r. e-vcc. Last eveninr the Odrions,74 ,Uar, rfror Portciincuath, lay iro orftbe harbour tor some ho -rs, but towards creningusak sail ...

... .: ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SHIP AEWS. PLTrmOuTu, Auo. 14.-Camc in the St. Antonio, Williams, from Charente for London; the Neptune, .uader, from r3ay- onne, for Tonningen, detained by the Lady Warren armed ship. She brings an account of the loss of the Pigmy cutter, at Jersey, on Friday last. POR'TsMouT1, AuG. i5.-Arrived the Ceres Hills, from Jer- sey; Penelope frigate, abd Steady gun-brig, from a cruize.- His ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rareigo ships arrivdL.-Resolution, Kntzen, from Kulstadt. Drossel; Haberbul]er; Goncordia, Lotirens. both fromrStettin. Emanuel, Lacrsonfrom Lon'sonnd. Venus, Stiller, from Dantzig. Triton, Catley,' from Petersburg. Mary, ProTidlovo; Resource, Kirby, botithfrom Riga. Apollo, Nicholson; Tbomnas, Ililidai; Rattler, Harrison, all from'Pillau. Jonge larerid, Cornelius, from Enibden. ])olphin, ...