... J1b13 . ed be QUEBEC FLEET. R n. oPrtinotah, Augutst .7. er This morning six masters of the merchantmen it- of the Quebec convoy, which sailed under con- ts, voy of the Champion frigate; arrived here; their if, ships were taken and burned by Jerome Bona- d parte's ship, on the 16th instant, which fell in In with the QLebec convoy. The remainder of r- the convoy, ten sail, have escaped, by ...

... ?? ?? 5MPORIED FROM El-warden-GO tons oak bark; 41 cow and ox hides; I 2 bundles calf fkins; 4-J parcels hams ; 17 bases horfe hides; 1 caik carraway feed. Toaripgem-I3 vats 63 bales yarn; 36 caiks finalts; 18 calks cow and ox hides ; 6 calks calf iciris; I cheft toys; I bundle hog hiems; I cheft beef; ISS pieces oak timber; 0:2:21 oak knees; 1O:0:O ftaves. Chr~fiaefand-G41 pieces fir timber; ...

... SC OT2S BAN1KR UPTSN. EXAMINATION, &C. Co rLN CA IIPISPIL, Merchant in Glafgow, to he exa- inined in the Sheriff Court-houfe, 11th and 25th Sep- tember, at one ?? meet in Tontine Ta- vern, 26th September, 12 o'clock, to inrftruim George 3affray, merchant in Glafgow, the ?? to be niade bv loth May 1807. CIAPLES MACGILlIVRAY, Merchantl i'm Invernef.;, to be examined in the Sheriff Court-houfe, ...

... gpbqj n elug. 'JEROME 'BONAPAR'rE. A .Moniteur of a very late date has been rca. - ed in towvin, which nientions the arrival of Jero r Bonaparte at Paris. We have not been tbh :o asc.rtain in %what poit he has had the Sisgii.:r good fortune to escape the vigilance of our s., drons. We shall no doubt see the Ai'seil filled with the exploits ot this Heio-with .: battles that he bravely offered ...

... JASefh Ekkinr Daniels' was brought to town on Tuesday night, by the confidential agent of the an Committee of the Stock Exchan c an Rivett, the Bow Street officer., in custody of Information of his having been detained on su- ng spicion by Mr Scgtt, the Receiver-Gencral, and aY Mr Cosnohan, the High Bailiff of the Isle of Man, , reached Liverpool on the evening of Wednesday last, and on ...

... is JEROME BONAPARTE. f The Deniteur gives the following pompons ac- e, count of the cruize of the Vetcran : s, Parvis, septcsber ;. Ad Captain Jerome Bonaparte, who commamlned the in Veteran, arrived in France on the 26th cit. 1le a gives an ?ccount that he had left the squadron und-er is the command of Vice-Admiral Williarne, in the best condition, having made thirty rich prizce§l and a- ...

... iv CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPT. i2. i;;- CURRENT PRICES AS tlN;ER. 1It Wheat 45s 60s os ad White Pease SSs SOs af- Fine -5 72s 80s Boilers 56s 70s ot Superfine 82s 84S Suffoills -s 74s Fine White Essex to 86s Od - Crey Pea-se 3s 42s !ry Rye 40s 48s Horse Beans 40s 50s ase Barley S6s 45s O5 Ticks S~s 43s 0d5 ild M,/Ialt 64s 74s od OQis 22s 25s 32s n,. Polands -s 34s Od I lip Price of Flour on ...

... The Haughty gun-hrig, Lieut. Mitchell, arrived on Tuesdao' at Plymnouth, w:%th iour pi izes, SpanishI lug- I gers and chase.-arcts, lgd-n with brantdy, iron, and steel, cut out by her boats ; four others which thtey I had in tow,they were obliged to cut adrift, after tal;- inv out the prisoners. This adive arnd mesitoirious I officer has also destroyed twelve or fourteen othe: . vessels, after ...