... ?? . A ai@ 5 l . :n M AI J; Z e Coce * 4IxcIlanie oimng, JWb wt6w 1a )6. eN). I Notwitianding our *P.g1Wbeat was very.Teot 'tI, thit5soiorig; yct ; b xmnfere f~et tha neioLger, Ver priw tuor any utie..ta la tiik jaf- week 5 ?? lpad t e qua~btiy of Bjrley up, e rhieflytfrow f eit; ice s qahe ai' ai le- Stb :nuo Vailli hl pr e.eae and ?? ar all of fes' them dear~r; oher'qlL of 1Ldrt~ui4pl-. ...

... o Irs. ?? ?? PLiMduCO, MAY1 r29 ie 'Latotia frigate, Iately arrived from the inshore squadron off Brtet Ia, come in .o be repair- led. On ?? in5t. the signal was. maae'frons tie Isspetueut for that frigate'to :go as dlose in as possible and reconnoitre the I enemy,o in 'doingwhici she unfortunately struck upon a rock,- ,aha almost imimediately threw osit a signal that she was mak-' ipg three ...

... POaRTaSOUTiIh JtsNrP 6.-This morning arrived the John Bull ?? eutrerb ongiiigto Sir Jo101! Warren's squadron, obliged to put back to get in a iew ]bowsprit, a heavy sea havirg carr-ed her's away; she left Sir John's squadron at sun-set last night; they By I ha( ju1st bore up and found themselves off St. Alban's Head.- TI If Sir John can make such way with a foul -vind, and in ?? G weather, wc ...

... -Vi 7?777; ?? ?? jp7'k- ?? II? ?? ? . , f, ; , ?? I . X? I I ? . . I - I I .. OTS5O1UTV5fl ?? 57. Lord At. Vinceit i9 to arrve bere oni Ihursid y text, to Me -hoist his: ffa; the ships. to jin the Channel Flelo, ire to be ready to sail'onti di t- day. Sa1ed t0i1 ,BdIliani lirigatn, tdapt, Vtcest, to' join Lord 0I'rdnel s qua- 5 drori *, ...

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... _ r -i ?? En t_._ _ sa 3. G. & J. GouDiE, Merchants in Glafgow4-Cse- *U ditors meet in Prince of Wales Tavern, 16th June, 12 t o'clock, to name a fador; lame place and hour, 16th D, July, to eleft a trultee. of JAMES HUTcHIsoY, Linen Printer in Glafgow.- tu Creditors meet in Prince of Wales' Tavern, 16th June, cic one o'clock-, to name a fadlor; fame place and hour, cei 15th July, to ele& a ...

... .V 1.H]P NW.N PT~~e~ri'~n, Jbsin X2~-3'hb (ti1ing asil d ?? t e o l~ dna, of--, iguns, 1:16.; Captabi EL. J~g ihtsole wing' ship ufno~r coilvoy fi6V tlig ?? li 61e dve-, Ma'rquis of HontlyAifhes, Choihning Elizss, uifldiaj; Y~os-IT. ?? Nell- tone' jilhinnoi, Chao'I~ti, Ferret~~ Uo-~i)r, B3e1 -Ic Iv:erchsant; William , Ditannia; Malvin,%, Tro;U1C, snl I Crbyndon.; Caline 1110 h'arbour, the ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, MaY oI. 1 . . , i BANKRUPTCIES ENLAt(GED;' John Bennet, of Compton-Martin, Somerset;. James Ben-. net, of Manchester, Lancaster; and Geor ~erue4 of -Bed- minster, Somerset, dealers; frm -June 7, to J ly 26. I.dmund Ackerman, of New Bond-striet'llMews, merchant , frofM May 24, to July i. . - 3 BANKRUPTS. John Weston, of Lane End, 'Staffori, potter; June x6,x 7> and July ...

... SRI P NEIs. BOMBAY 0AZElT1E, Ocr. 30,180S. C On Saturday last anchored in the harbour, the ship . Duncan, under charge of Mr. Henderson, prize to his Majesty's shil) Lord Duncan, Lieutenant Sneyd. The Lord )Duncan, Lieutehat Sneyd, sailed from Madras on O0 a cruize, in the mnonth of July last, and after a passage of five weeks, made the island of. Rodrigues, where E they discoyered 'a French ...

... i t- JUN 9, IMc., W.e IUd not -an bnat ?? a ohaesuJipiy. o IWbeatrwoda , in the sales of Li.hifch, ?? ?? , eatn r~ 5 at M'Nonday's prices, and good red wheas tecl- ied fra~n OO.t spr Quafter, bu: -second and srdinarf ] isahlple weiheag apiduiiad eaper. Ry is iikeevise :trine oer'an ridalrjhas littile salei Barley and beans continue ?? list. 1.biie'Pease are still dear, bat gre poise ratheroon ...

... 624ip i D-tul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t The Gazette announces the following cap- I t::rws: t Bsv the Hydra, a Spanish schooner with dis- p lihes for Buenos Ayres. She carried original- }y 12z guns, but had only fo)r mounted, with no officers aand men; a fine vessel, coppered, s :: ' well adapted for his Majesty's service. By I i%, Agarntmnoun, the Lustine Frenich National i a: , of i8 guris, ...

... SCOTS BAAYXRtrUP7tS. JAMES BLACI, Merchant in Fort William.--Credi- tors meet in Curi's inn, Glafgtow, 1,4 July, one o'clock, to name a facFior; fame slace and hour, 29th July, tb elec a truflee. JOnN lMtILLrR, NLanufacurer in G~afgow.-Crcdi- tcrs meet in Curl's inn, 3d 3 uly, 12 o'clock, to narne a faclor; fame place and hour, '4th July, to eledc a trufl tee. EXAn5tINTIOts5. &c. GEORGEM ILN L ...