... M A R 4x E T S, CORN EXCHANNGE. FRIDAY-, OCT. 24. 1:.'§Icat .Finu i LIlorf] Ryc Earley ecani CUKR' N'I' PiCEs As ?? 57.3 .0s SS5 od V'c Pite 1 ease Os° -siss9;s> iioir, 032s fine 9C0 96G Sufoiks . -s ,hte EBsex to Ms Od flrev Pe-se 7OS 40i 44s1 Hoe s Beias - 40s 423 48Bs nd. Tic'.>es 3Ss -!Gs 32s 78s Od jat, S 2 s7s X PucJiedS 3 ;° SS5 Pr/ce of Flu,:- cm Frdsc3,. r ne I'our -s 7Os 75, per ...

... n e A'TTACK on -rue] BOULOGNE FLOTILLA. d Saturday's letters from the coast contain some imperfect accounts of the recent attempt to destroy the flotilla in e BoulogUe. About 50 rocket boats were sent in on Wed- nesday evening, and succeeded in discharging between four and five hundred 32-pound rockets The flotilla was seen on fire in several places, and mathy houses in the town were ...

... SAILING 01 THE CADIZ FLEET. The.success of our opcrations oapinst Snuth Amne- rC., and the Expeditions that have sailed and are a. (,out to sail for the purpose ofexteriding bur success- r s ir. that quarter, have roused the Spaniards to mor'e igor ?? ?? exertions. A packet frorrm Malts ar- rived on Monday morning, and brings an account nil the SPANISH FLEET from CAxD1r. HAVING . Wf- TO SEA. ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCE; t- is hIURRICAN1E IN TIHE WEST INDIES. it A Charleston paper contains some particulars of a ty hurnicane lately e:perienced in the West Indies.- Id From every information which we have been able to o- collec9, it appears to have commenced in the Lee- er' wvard islands upon the r9th of August, and was ;e fi t on the 22d at Charleston.-The whole of Sir R. el Strachan's ...

... A letter from Sr James S-nrnarez, inclosto tile fol. r loving acc toot of a vtrv gilant e:;loit perftr- . rcld bv iis Mrs5 !)'sship Constance, CaptainiB:ir- D lo,$, ..tidc by3the Strcnuous and Sharpshooter P gon-brigs, in drivinig on shore, vear Cape Friehol, ti a French frigate of ino gaus, i a .,;tuation which s . h;vesno douit tf her hertis comnpki-tcly destroyrd. al If Iir ,'i~ijst; slip ...

... n ARRIVrD.-Oa. 4. Peggy, Bain, from Wick, her- rings. William & Friends, Taylor, from Bainsford, to yeaft. Charlotte, Ritchie, from Glafgow, goods. Good in, Intent, Reid, from Perth, barley. Firm, Moyes, from 3n Kirkcaldy, ballaft. Anna Catherine, Larfeu, fomi Far- id found, bark.-6. Experiment, Burton, from Glaikow, n goods. Three Brothers, Simonfon, from Mandahl, tim- ber. Leven Calile, ...

... HADDINGTON CORN MARKET, Oa. 10. - y.. . I'l .. . . ?? . 1. Wheat fold heavily, and prices were lower. New Wheat 28s. 6d. to 42s. one parcel47s.old42°s Gd. to 4ns Barley was rather cheaper, beft Sos. current prices 27s. to 289. A fmall fupply of Oats, which fold readily, and prices nearly as laft week. Potatoe Oats 23s. to. 26s. current prices of Common Oats 20s. to 22s. Peafe and Beans 21s. to ...

... me | -th n, CAPTURE of a FRENCH SQUADRON. ol The official report of the capture of the four - Y French frigates by Sir Samuel Hood and of Le Fi - President by Admiral Lemis, as contained in Satur- z] h day's Gazrtte, was detailed in our Postscript. The 7( e following particulars of this gallant achievement will et ' be found interesting th It was on the night of the 24t11 asti, cur squadron h ...