... 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 ...

... (CCRNf . EXC:HNHANGE, Il- NDoN, ANRIL 7, I8c6. I Most artic es of krdin were upli the advance tais morning. The supply of wheat was pretty good, hiscluding some car- goes fromn the north; prices of tlne samples wees up 3s. and 4s. per quarter. Fine barley was likewise rather dearer. Malt, onl the contrary, is duIL, and Nviti little er no sale. White pease saniw as last. Grcy pease is. per ...

... COAL-4tC]w NGk, LONDn.R di:2ndav, ApCiJ 7;.4 ig Bentou 44s 94 Bi-ggt's 4S9 6d 48s, 3 Croft 5 44s ti6 3401448 RiFloss i43 44s 6d Hea- ton 47si6d`428 488 3d 48959dm Metbbsrss 48S 48s ,d 489 6d Kenfon 478 6d 'Weiat Kenton 468. Percy 48S 6d 48s pd 49s 49g 3d Winds6r' Pona g43s 6d 4gs 9d $isnpson's i'ontop 438 9d Tanfe,1d 4;8 6d -Ttam-.415s. 'Fownly 46s 6d; 46s 3a Wall's-end 49s 49s 6d 49s 9d sos ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... jINW X1-tie. The Gazette contains an account of a very gallant exploit performed by the boats of his M?- jesty's brig Colpoys, in cutting out three Spa- nish luggers in the port of Aviflasa Two boats were manned with volunteers. and succeeded in boarding and brhiging off the threevessels, thro' a heavy fire of grape fioro a 6 gun battery on shore, with the loca only of two-men wounded. A ...

... 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' ...

... - PRUSSIAN PATrENT. s We Frederie William, king of Pruflia, &c. &c. make known and declare as follows- 4 The wifh to fecure our faithful fubjeas and the neighbouring ftates of the nortli of Germany during the war, and to preferve and confirm the duration of the bleffingS of peace, was at all times the intention of our indefatigable endeavours. Thefe wholelbnie me't- fures were made known, ...

... 811/ Ads 'Sm |rNDIA GA ETtE SPT. 2,s- 0 >g. Oin Saturday arrived in the river the snow vNadi-j, from Penang, the zmth August. By her we .leain.that the Madras and China ships had anrived there. The ship George, ?? uqowtdor and other goods, which had been' captured by aTrench'pri- 'Vateeer, and since recaptured by the Tienmendous manrrf war, had arrived at Penang. ' Pl!yMourn, ARtL ?? the ...

... SeCOtS BANKRUPTS. 4oUN MI NAXWV'LL, Merchatit in. Edinburgh.-Credi- tors meet in John's Coffeellonfe, 22d April, one o'clock, to name a fawor; fame place and holur, 1Ith May, to -elea a trultee. DAVID STiRONO, Merchant ih Glafgow.-Creditors meet in Prince of WVales lavern, S'2d April, 12 o'clockl, to name a Fcor; fame place and hour, 20th May, to ele&I a trufiee. WILLIAM STEWAR T, fome time at ...

... t SHIP jvNI WCS. - I ' BOMBAY COURIERz OCT. 1 gO;5. Letters from Malacca of tlie tth .1uly last, mention ?? triival there on the 3d of the ship .LmO'vjie r'rni. Iy, &cc. whieh sailed hence ntcder convoy of the BODbzay. rigate; they weref to sail again on the th, uinder con- voy. VEhe Anna had passed Malacca on the 3oth of Mlay, for China. By letters from Malacca of th'- o9th of Jdly, w'e learn ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE, LONDoN, APRIL.I4, 1806. Our aupply of wheat to-day was a very shlort one, and that article had a rapid advance of from 8s. to los. per quar- ter since last Monday. Fine flour has likewise riseu to 70s. and 75s. per sack. Barley, malt; and every other kind of grain (being most- of them a slender supply) are all dearer. Oats, in particular, are highek by 3s. a quarter. For your ...