... MAIkET 'u .EZb Corn-Exchange, London, Alonajl,,,X Our fiipply of Wheat I Jdailwas ;ind mroofly t'run Ken', and Et]' .w iS, aoletaw1', pqad6 wvere dull, aid prices lower, i X ?? ll and iofay frm Ket ard E 2s re 'exception, however, of a few ?? Ele5f f' sil~ l lantly obtain purchafe's Dt high prieL, list t .as they Ially.--arley, is well as 1alet ilt s and Old Beans aire Irarread of charie n t ...

... SHIP' NPArUS. i . - - . His Majesty's ship Medusa arrived at A.Veym iuth t66 28th instant. Sailed fror Bengal th Cd oF Novem- her ?? Baring, Airly Castle, and Union extra ship, were left at St; Helena, on the 24th of' Iecemi ber. The Baring, Airly Castle, Lord Haw3kesbury, Duke of Montrose, and Dzvaynes extra ship, sailect from Madras the loth of September, under convoy ot' his Majesty's ship ...

... A a psichore Cab Mt~ts a i at off, ?? oa iW, De s'aKI~ s~uboi~ geo.i6&tuat'4ioulL t, howeverroelsr . e ;i f8:gle'y sij; ,handsomei hal afip hor the -sie~ly ;~W : aif tein; owir themselvs' oseibliang ad sfo vaien 0 ifur+ i ?? n ,t'k ?? - ?? e ,. ' 1 1 ?? on shore a ' Tre V ie,,ietta keptan Sptt brisk TOd fo: sm ; fonth- a heard flunoed fromte butten :32y,;th Iontp :tinedu -till te'1 ...

... 0.fifip NBI.S A There were qpwufds f fart±i Aniricabt yeaeles. at the Mauritit id iAgtistLU last. who 'came out 'chiefly with proviiiong forthe French vernment, whoseniode. ?? by-bills on Bdoararte,.wlich .were at -a. ibnsidwrabl diroun . $?ecie was.very ?? gdods. not ?? The Althea's cargo the rikhest,6iatr:ever, ?? Loyis, :reaized i8oo1o0 dollars. ,TheshiF'301dfoi 34,000 dollars*'cofee told, ...

... I 1 - AlIARi The Penrylsa, liurshie -i Liver o:., irnonm 'ata, for t rhat port,. wvas wrecked on ibe coast of C .nm.r-'heusaidrc, o ' the2sid uit. Crew savei. It s ?? Ule ,jiil, will be get'off,; bi greaterjsars'no tl. ca,, . !jh .i; '*lre& Agenorias, hrune, fsrn Malta to> Ls..d.n, dsoilsrir- edatr sea. Cri vsaved. To'he Adventure, Watson, froms Malta to London-, is t ?? Iy l1sit I.t Irsem , ...

... S(qOTS BAA79RUPTS. EDnARD MAXWE eL, Merchant in Dumfries.-Cre- ditors meet in Potter's inn,iStdiFebruary, 3 o'clock,to imane a fa£or; fame place and hour, 27th Feeruary, to eled. a truftee. JOHN PATCRsoN, Merchant in Glafgow.-Creditors *Meet in Black. Bull Inn, 3d February, one o'clock, to name a fa∨ fame place and hour, 3d March, to e- leda a truftee. DiVIDEND, &C. JOHN CRAIG & Co. late ...

... [ _CORN E,-CHANGF, LOmOoN, JAN 27% ad. Our supply of wheat to-day was a ?? good one, and snostly fronm Kent and Essex; in respedt to sales, they were dull, and prices lower, say as. per quarter, with the exceltien, however, of a few fine Essex samples, that coestantly obtasm purchasers at high prices, let the others sefl as they may. -Barley, as well as malt, are droopin~g ?? pete, likewise, ...

... I I M B b I ip ?? N-ASH t .. v ' l; 1 I S i-eui-:: -niug Is, ;J ; r ,-t,e sl o Its taiert and Iief. ntt IVIeCesix srupgtnig. venses Vhic' sin IIt l w;th of t ?? t.,w I~r o~r;¢nds. hd' ll k ~t~e 1'tizaaeth, Yox, M ay.; Lri ,er, lVI ury, afd tvwo 11am1eg' Lunlimn A . Postl ?? si.-l he. lty~ipus frsitew~atthtt . day 4 aptuinted to take convoy-t- * Pqrtiez-,tl ttd the Mcitterraneasi. (N'ItAv 36 ...

... Eaim INDIA SHiPPING, &c. e Wednefday, a Court of Direaors was h the Eaft India Houfe, when the followig C t e manders took leave of the Court, previolg Ginr epartiag for their refpeaive definatevious dt V Captain D. Macleod, Walthamftow,? St Hl - W. C. Hutton, Lord Nelfon B ar4 The following Captains were fworm in the l command of their refpec1iveifhips, viz\ t - Captain Halkett. Cirencefter, ...

... SHIP NEWS INDIA SHIPPING. Letters received yesterday overhand, dated Fort St. Bu St. George, 2d August, advise that the Surrey, Cey- lon, and Earl Howe, arrived at Madras the 17th July, and that the Surrey, Ceylon, Lord Duncan and Car- narthen, extra ships, had arrived in Bengal. The Windham arrived at Madras from Ceylon, 20th July; the Windham and Earl Howe, are to be sent to China. The ...

... 4i)rp Jorlo. We have the pleasure of announcing the arri'- al of part of the Gibraltar convoy. They sailed on the z9th nlt. A violent tempest had, ous to their departure, done considerable da L- ne age in the Bay. Above twenty neutral,aptii-v. se ral English vessels were driven ashore; a-ruope of the latter were the Sarah Ann, Mallet, and tn.- Anna, Francis, from Smyrna. The last was a al ...

... From the LONDON GAZE77, FEB. 4. 1 - , ,, _ - .. - ., - . I . Rowland Stout, of South Shields, Durham, butcaher ;.Ftb. 13, 14, and March,18, at eleven, at the Rose and: Crown, \ Sou th Shields. Attornics, Mr. Bainbridge, Chapter-row, Southt Shields; Messrs. Bell and Broderip, 43, Bow-lane, Chesajside, Losndon. John Dent, of Preston, Lancaster, innikeeper, Feb. ej'+17, ant March It, at eleven, ...