... . HADDING7 ON CORN MARKET, Feb. 7. 11r~,1 1- C.1.1 lo- ?? 1 . I 7 . ri- W\rheat fold heavily, and prices were rather a little lower. Barley was alfo of dull tale, and prices had a to confiderable decline; belt 23s. 5d.; current prices *-s. tty to 22s. Gd. Oats were nearly as laft week, beft 20s. Lr current prices 18s. to t9s. Peafe and beans 14s. to 17s. - 903 t bolls of Wiseat in the Mlarket, ...

... 4?-- 1 1) (P n,. e In 5. Ds, 3ran. ?? in the Downs the P Bruizergun-brig, Lieutenant Smihers,comrnlan- 13 drr, .-ith the Impromptu French lugger priva- teer, 4te6guns andS3 men, which Lieutenant S.F f i- with off Folkstone ; and after a chace of E hours struck to tne Bruizer. The Impromptu d was ope of the fastest sailing privateers belong- s jn-- ta BIoulogne, has captured many English ves- C ...

... MCNTHL2-E COJUMINERCIAL REPOR7. Cur egport-trlde at this moment Is unusually dull and languid, and may be ascribed chief.y to the incertitude ,f the manner in which certain cnountries on the Continenlt will be parcelled ouat, ard finally arranged. The season of the year also operates to produce a considerable diminution in the expott-trade, as we- ha-e no communication to the Continent while ...

... -adj(P B. fliz. The Earl of St Vincent will hoist his flag at Portsmouth early next week, and proceed to sea, in order to take the command of the Chamin'i fleet, in the room of Admiral Cornwallis, recal- led. Admiral Duckworth is appointed second in command. Vice-Admiral J. Lrigh Donglas is to have a flying squadror; of five snil of the line and fri. gates, between Beiry Head, and Selsea BilL- ...

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... I One of thie most importarit olbjects before the Newv Admininitratioin is the nrutielity of the trade of our enetmies. Froin the beginning of the Freach' successes at the end of 1793, the last )ilnistrycommnetced a series of concessions to vessels ostensjlly neutral, till at last the trade of France,-Spain, and Holland, conveyed in, Ameri- can and IPrussiali vessels. is as secure as in time ...

... SrOTS BANKRUPTS. JOUiN BAILLIZ & CO. Vi&nallers in Glafgow.-Cre- ditors meet in the Star inn, 26th February, 12 o'clock, to name a fadaor; fame place and hour, 26th March, to ele* a truicee. EXAMINATIoNS, &C. HuMRPHrX, CROMIS.x, & Co. Merchants in Glaf- 0gow, to be examined in the Sheriff Clerk's Oflice, 7th and 21ft March, one ?? meet in Black Bull Inn, 22d March, 12 o'clock, to inftrua ...

... 1%I,'ORTS & EXPORTS AT LEITH-Feb. 17.| aIMPORTED rROM Hamturzgr-15.1 co w and ox hides; 174 horfd Lides; 3 casks I bale calf Fkins; j casks old iron; ?? casks'beef, hams, and tongues; 2 bags wooden fpoons - 31 bales yarn; I chefL faufages; 3 kegs bread. Ratterdam-80 bags cloverfeed ; 1Z6 rmats flax; 39 bhd lintfeed; 4 casks 3 pots butter; 4 bacon hanis; 1 pieces 2 puncheons Geneva; 8 bags ...

... n flug. The Earl of 8t Vincent will hoist his Nl:g om board the Hiberna of lon guns, at Sviticad, when ready for sea. Captain Western, a reia- tive of his Lordship's, wiil he his Captain. Cap- tain Jarpes Boeven, one of tbe Commissioners ,rf the Sick and Hurt Boadrd, is ?? Ca.ptain of the Channel fleet. One hundred trqnmottn, supposed 'no have otn board the whole of our troops. that rernained ...

... LLOYD's.MARINE LIST-Feb. 25. The Madona del Rofario, from Voetdreil to lhdfton the T'erpfichore, Copfech. from the Ides of France to Leghorn; the Anna Sophia, Peterfon ; and the Martha Helena Frederica, both from Salee tb Altona; and the Prudence, from. raragona to Tonningen, were detained and fent into Gibraltar between the 21ft December and 11th January. The Amiable Matilda, Thompfon, from ...

... - -?aq)ip jaelme. ' The Gazette announces the capture of two privateers in tbe West Indies; olne Spanish by his Majesty's ship Bacchante, of two 3-pounders and 36 men; one French, by the Renard sloop, of 4 carriagze guns and 5o men. In consequence of advices having been receiv- of the escaye of four more sail of the line and a ctrvette froria Brest, a squadron has been dis- patched fionm ...

... I3p ~ The G h70ttC ann uices th: ca-tore of two Snall Spanlish piivateers and Sevr.;il recaptwsi aon jng which are the Maid of the Niii of Giai- gow: ,m(d sevev:i others of thc convoy firon Nekwfoulidlantd to Lisbon, taken by row boars off the bar of Liibon. Government, it is said, his received advice of some movements on the enemy's coast, indica- tive of an early attack on Guernsey or Jer! ...