... I'IARKET 1IBEp ' U It art rul, oth 'is it ar 'lice loat ltc -cur icae li f. on ivii ge ( ntry e. don ?? am 66 'ric !rby ithj ,sy Al- and up- flng heir , or arfe ior. and eaet es, ves ;illy age Ort, but ry, Acy for ills ich ing *ft. Ing ie) :of rs, Cn. wer by nd 6, ?? by, eer ral m lly aS, O- of Ut in n. ys n- as te ys a- rd ili I's 2 nt PPRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Markeit .is 8(ir T la'lsam' ...

... I N W . S t4, : ?? 1 I;T . 1j~. ?? G -,-'EASTYVNbiA'8HIPP!N0' Th sh C ity f1~ndi Cgjt L3do ii Bonba,7 6n the d ho pee,~u ~t oc ' FO' ?? St hornew ud hdup ast, att, heEPheat'; He-befr;f,.nd,Ndl ?? ksf Janu&~~~dast,'atid w. o't 1ii4t~h'e apeof Goodt ope. , ' V T sIes.N5 TrVergi Capt. Sa _3ert Ild BesI& niI a Henao4en' Ixd the avoirrie~ W iaie~teihdarived- ast :k.L6ofrr's Arim;isis. ~siti'V6i ...

... SIIP7 NEsWS. 'Ihe Margaret and Ann, arrived at Glasgow from JamaicaA Sailed 21d-February with several vessels, unider convoy ul' the' Husnter sloop of war, and parted on 'the 2sth of March, in the Gulf. aTh'eI-iberty, Teale, from Jamtaicafor London, wa s then with the flce't. 'he Hope,-Thewlas, from Honduras for Hull, sailed in Ocdo- ber last1 in compaoy with the Rufford and Alliance, and ...

... I @, Ar WS: 1 asL R LaoArrived the Prtulsnf -Ship,~ch~ riuS, 1 *b4, mar,.fr06in Liveipool, bound to Hi-awro6 I~ and sugar, detained byl hi~ ?? dea siaton galliot rdrc Crsltaen,. master, from Blour-T dne.a -,bIscnn toAmsisterdam, with )vilie, detained by tbe HardcY. gu i~i'the Ertissian brig Minerya.,Jiirs Thompson,,. alt~cter; sailed ia`cn hence before thle order of detenition, bo nd tgo E ...

... ?? N' : & f ?? ?? len woih -salt,,for Pillau, de~ .. lted byth ?? tuttr- san3 tist: russian brig Hercules', Capt 'chitbohn, fr'om St. Mic1A~jse wit frst pdersP 0 ?? XWih frnit, tor7Ptr| buigl1, detain0e by the Humberailledlii Witd ENX I~Ot sp~irii APIL24A~i'v1 ?? at' 4 gun;s ?? Yarmo'hhniaard6Eiorfiists~o a.vidsnfr~eiiom the GoodhpBk r~.;ad Lositantia, Davdso;'.t'rrnCadiz, .lade,,iii th` ...

... an ?? D DEV DS. ; ?? ' :* ay. 5 Isc Reasons -AMiningtre, ' R April, ?6 Arthur llaslanM, ?? -Lencaster, shopkeeper.. , ,-prril 29.Peter Dubbeldemntq Van'yek ?? lohn Ge-. ..ve.s L.euveknand W) naitd. Adriea De ?? Vink,'6f othe Gircas, Minrorte, merchanrts May P R. Roe and Christopher: Moore of Bristol, merchantsi Aprtl30 'Jphn Middlehurit, of B.lt n ?? MdbS, Lanlcster,` ',ni1keep'evr- ay 1 iO ...

... - ?? * I'MARINE INrELLOENCE. _ The uext convoy for the Baltic is expedted to sail From thb Hum Fer o or about the ?? inst. A convoy WiUl sail from Leith roads for 'xiihaven, gn the 7th inWA. The Hull Packet, Bakrowby, ?? Hull for this port, wisth goods, which waq captured neat Flamborough by a shaop pri vateer, ag mentioned fi our last, was retakea on the MAth ult, steerinlg for P lulshing, by ...

... .,..SHIP A 'EwS. : PeiMoOvit, Ams'r ?? the i~le Schooner, fo 14 guns,- frbm''the Oh-a nnel fleet., -Siled the Brilliant Frigate,. of 2S gu'na, for Ireland. Do-rye, APSIL 6-The ?? ofthe Custdnss, at this Port, received an-order this day t'o lay an emnbaigoon all Prus- siankhips,-in consequence of whichlii Prossian Galliots have been detained from proceeding onthir voyage, and 'five more ...

... s P1Tt. t Arrirpd thid m Avnin. AiW hrn Is PLMo iTii, Apkit 2I.-Arived thig mdrning tiil Fsiad1 brig .privateerL'increpide, of r4grnrsi captured of SCll y;on the e- z81E instanti, after arunningaution ofhree hdursby the Hind lei revenue citter, of 14 guns, coinmaaided ?? ?? TM.Allasi; ve lad been zo days from St. Maloes,in t'e course of which perlid ie she tool t:ketransport 'dig Mary,,Capt. ...

... Ei~shwase, Apsit, ?? have been reecived here from the 14bWan Gpvernment to the. Militlry Commanding ,Ofic~er6 of this Provlitce, to shsut the River Erajagainst all lllitsh velses.. 'The-following Prussian vesgels are dletalned' and seht into Dover, viz. the Maria and Elizalith, frdm the Hiavannahto Tonninken. by the Basiihk gun brig'; the Eminuel, Holt, from Alicant to kambro, by the Urgent ...

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... Vhp Beim. Tlifceiet under the command of Sir J. B. Warren, consisting of seven sail of the line, two frigates, two brigs, and a cet'eA, arrived off Ma- deira on the i5th February, and continued cruizing there on the 20th. Advice is received at the Admiralty that the 'four ships-of the enemy's line captured at Tra: falgar had been completely refitted at Gibraltar and had sailed for England. ...