... SHIP NiA'Ii's, PLYMOtz m, Avn. rl -Arrived from Morlai-, the cartel which carried over the FrenchtGent'lenii and theirservant.s ast Friday: by heri learne, that the newvrofrthe ?? and Prussia weas ceiehratr d,!t Mlorlaix and all round the coast with great joy. T he catl. going iitn Murlaix and returning fraii tilenre, spole his Majesty's frigate Inconstant, 36, Capt. I)ickson, laving at ...

... sniP- NEWS, . ?? . TE98 FALXMOUTH, API(IL ?? eatwirdxtul. Ne.Ondland 'fleet, consisting of 15 sail; under convo'y of his Majesty's ship *Thalia, 38 gUns, Capt. Walker, sailsd ±his stiorning with a fine breeze at East. Also salled.the 1Townsend packet, Cock with two Maijs (the 14th ?? instaft) for Lisbon; sld his Ma- jesty'&sshipumber, I8 guns, oo acrulze. Several sels (sup, posed to be the ...

... . , t ? j 1, .. 1 WIP.PEWS, ?? -- -- ?? .? ?l .- -, ?? ? C..tm?itl ?? t Fr'st LA'2- a-,theriin v$th 9 ' ~ ?? embarked ni b tra~~poriw wbich' 14v0 thei1)f )pa#,%it& 'Robert Irst;W Kn6vWIes, -, osifa, 3ohnsojjgSCipAjr ?? riss Rand ; apdri~eg~itable, E .deirjrque t kqttIY nder ;vev ,,y ier ,the Wtitk the ~ N'j~e that. ,as Gen. i'arlaanes hrseA 'inq' boardv, 4 a, cconipanjes, jte brigade Ti'se ...

... I , i, , , 1. ? - 1. ? , C . . . I I 1. . I 11 1, I . . I -, 11 I . I ? .. . I . , ? I I . ? . 14'. 1? ;-3oaseph Panglfer~of lSiogbo, Sotblzt ptenc grore±K', Maq . ?? esn'e, Ma f~, an June A~t -e T. m nddh - ?? T-dgld okit ti o ltw lije, a ±5, 06 oe, May i.6 teee~ nim~'x s wle s h Dopia!ti, Sstlnpel John Wright, of Oldmlaricatefr axiercer, May 19w3c, ant. June I3d It tvhelve, ,it tles hoace'o ...

... iHIIP NEWS. Ptit M~aiso t, AuG. ?? the Minstrel and NtIto-S aloops of was for thewl owns, and Hound'slbop of war, with i con- vort tehe Eastward. The Pomone and Iris frigates vrill slcuin a few hoours tojoin the Channel ftleet, eathi shij havlng tacktn in a large supply of bullack. andl necessarire to he distributed amiong tbemp. Poar-smorTru, Atea -On Thirsday mnorning last tle Suc- cess ...

... ISip N/VS. P totif siN, Nov. ?? in a cartel fromt St. Maioes; whither she had carriel (tiy prn'iission- of dur Govyrmueur) Mopnslnois, son of Admiral Linots, and several Frtoch rie- dicil gentlemen, fron New York to Idourdeaux talea ort of an'nn American ship from thence, detaited and sent is by one of our cruiiers. When she left 3St. Maloes, a fewv days since, the Ad- miral Decre.3 was then ...

... C;ORN-EXCHANGE, MoND.1r; ArovelE'r 9. E had an abundant supply of whieat fronm Essex I VInd kent, especially the last-mention'ed; the quality of a large proportion extremely fine, bat very' few vesbels fresh up from any greater distance. 6olne| sales of select runs of superfine wheat, at an early hour, were etlected as high a&s 7-2s. per qartur, vith some degree of eagerness on the part of ...

... Itilt Li Belog. - Fore;/e shipi arried.--Activ, Marchuson, from EIast r Ries. Britaniiac, English, from Stockholm Dido, Rve; s Alfred, Jackson, both from Riga. Mayflower, Latta, 'n from Zante, Eleonora, Jaderholm, from Gefle. Pro- videicc Goodwill, Anderson, from Lisbonr. London Packet, Streightholm, from tioniingsbirgr. Providentia, S Monrad, from Porsground. Alpha, Sievcright; Sarah- , Anu, ...

... OTLEY FORTNIGHT FATR-Jan. 5, 1807. Fat Deost;, 1 4.--Shcep and Lambs, 453. SUIPTON FORTrNliUJ'r FAI-'AiRsday, Jam.ts Fat Beasts,. 30C2-Sliiecp Cv i. WAIMEFIEI V FAT CATTLE MARKET. P ediesday, Jdammlt)l ?? Thueful Live Stock- il' Me Alhroc-t were abont, Beasts . . . . 150 Sheep and Lam~st . 35O PRItCES OF' C(:o N, RlEDS, JAN. t3. Wheat, 94s Od to 'Os. (d. per it-ad-Rve, ) Os od. Beans . lIt. ...

... 'ftTS .D.4 NK 11 Ur - Ligli .2( .attce,* ?? Si.!lrredaa!, Aiilgtti I. iriL IAMl DAVtINPOl6 ?? (l 1Mrrnll, yortehirgi innleroepr drener air ?? Cpinrin, insilreeirder AUg. itS, 21l, and Seprt. 1',14 at n, at1 Ire ' lnmsien's,.A rinu te, Ii udlderf ei.-AiturniC9, Mr. Ainley, IdIpli, Saddlicorithl 8 iii Mr B rye. C uricc:y-IasC. London. Benson Lurid, S1r)rrlitih, Ynrosli;rer, Na dresser, nceler ...

... . t . ? . - ma A |-1 N - S; P`4TsMotuS , Nov. ?? ordga to dissolve Admi tI Keates's squadron, was received this lmoriininti, -The Gangesi 74,,Captaito Hal~riettt Muisotq, 74, Captain Barrett; Pomnpe, i 74, CptpahinDacris, and Aganoentoen, 64, CaptainRose, came up to Spithead I i'hose %h ipa require repairh; two of the other 'ehipe now at St. T!I!!Ien's, which alsio reqidre ihiuch repairing, ...

... slim.t NAe'S -, TMI! CAPTUJRE OF A DtTCH--FRIGATE, AND TWO DUTCH EAST INDIA-MEN. c A few days ago, we announced the capture of at Dutch frigate, and two Dutch Indiamen, richly laden, from the EastmIndies. The following has been trans mitted to us, as the official account, from the Dutch Governor of Batavia, sent by a Danish shCip, whichhas been tietained and brought into one of our ports:- i ...