... -I- A ,. MAPR;E lJtEILLIGPNS, Tuesday's gazette-mention, thfe capture- one of Lqord .Cqllingw4Ods fleet. c t he 5l ' e [privateer -qato Qhristade1 P' d of t4 S sh and the recapturing Of a Danish brig on the satlled e had pre=iousy been detained bythe privatfere' Tkre-fleet )bound fhr various part54 Cnm r r eapiol, a.I - - - JJeomarki whirls had been Wraitijng for ;n O}Wvedon by roadlsrsailed ...

... tUORN EXMHANQE, LOriNAP)UT( _ We had but a thin iupply ofiwheat for this day's mark t, .at the early part oe which there -were many buyers, and prices advanced 5S. and 6s. per quarter; towards the close however, the sales became rather heavy, but with little or no abatement. In barley and malt, of which We-.bad a middling supply, there was a small advance. Pease of the different sorts and ...

... [2rEZ;INCE . I A convoy ?? is to sail from Hui-lthe r4th inst.: The merchants of Hull. havpj)etitioned for a convyty to sail thence on the tith of M ?? The Ann, of Shields, hasicaee d inco Dover the Hope,. White, of L ondorn, from Weymonti., with Portfarid. stune, which. she foiind at sea, liauffng been captsrf *d by a. Irench privateer; off. I~l.ngenese,. and abandoned, alter taking out the ...

... MARINE iN lELIAGFNCY. ., . . . . . I . .. 'On Wednesday night last, doting- a tre -iendots storm 6f thunder and hail, the wind-bloving a perfedt hurricane, and the fresA in the river 'Wear, owing to the incessant rains of thee preceding day, being nusuailly gream, the shipping in SIunderbandlhatisaer,amouneting to nearlyjoisailwas thrown into extreme -dasgrer-and -tonftisise. !SevAeral lost ...

... 'CORN ENXHANP E N, MAY 12, x~c6. Cur supply of wheat for this fay's ?? Essex and Kent, was but inconsiderable.' Notwithsianaing which the sales were extremjely he ivy, and prices down 2s. and 3s. per quarter for fine samaples, and more on those fof second and In tlrior quality. We liave no grehaccession of barley, and which, with malt, ihas rather. declined in value. White and grey'pease come ...

... CURN XCHANGE, LONDON, MAY X9, 1-6. Our arrivals of wheat this morning, like those of last M1n- day, were rather short, by which high prices were obtained for a few prime Essex samples; other sorts, however, varied little from the currency of that day, with considerable heavi- ness in the sales. Barley continues to arrive in plenty, and, .with malt, is cheaper. White pease is a scarce article, ...

... MARINE INf.l1,&:NCE. 'C101VGYS witl sale frcns leitit roaids -fr !be Pa a Tanningen, on'the IstV-fJne.' The Dryad frigaetearrlved at Madeira on the I2th 0, April; on the xcth, in lat. 3I. N. long. 24-. weVVst, a fleet of 13 sail-, a0 .fwhich tsppeated tf thehline.--N. posedl to be to E4aef Indiaremen and twd- trarisportn, wich sailed Irom Portsriiouth on the 3Qth of March, under c,,. 'voyf the ...

... CORN EXUHANGE, LONDON, MAY 26, 8c6. I rL .Utc . I The supplyof w.heat ?? a moderate one, ani as cuastomnary of late, a few selct siples'weredispsd oftat an early hour, on terms rather higher than named jnour currency. T Jii Al owevf , gave nol patnnency tothe pnices of second and inferior samples, which were not only very dull, b~t something dheaper. W~e have not much barley n; *prike; tthiria ...

... I : ?? -MARINE- 19 fl?LLIGENCE. The .Charki rhd sip, with ?? under from rlsinore, arrived il the HumnberonIlhursdav sns t having left Elsinore on the ixth inist. Abdut J Mo ' I Underi-YrnosizcolopfsM bbund.;to tis csntrA ,we. , lying at (-'Dpenhageni ?? ,ot t ?? of i Stn goes in conseqiutic ofle 3b tjgiare Vetwce4n v-1 4 this-counrp .- - ARRIVEDo-.Thb P,.etrezt, Brouah, from Nmca Bavba4oss. ...