... 11eA l FF1, . _ . ?? . ?? Rt we had little Wheat. u'p for this rn;oinrs' j hu- Which added to the quantity on ?? middling stip ply. '41e'uninterrupted working of the mills having brought bus F1lour into the warehouses durmilliersbecbmere v'ebacl: ward in purchasing. Htence wa e had again, to-day (except forfiuse .saplesd , a heat y market. few sales and ?? rsce,;: Good leats were at about s p ...

... . fYIP NEWVS. MADRAS GOVFRNM/IEN I'>iGAZETTE, 23 JttIN, .18~07 I xtrac of a letter fromt Captain George Bell, cotaniandinjg-J f rhi Majesty's sl.eoip Vitor, to Rear Armiral Sir Edward Pei- leV, B1n t. fcc.' fc. elated Pritrcd of Wales Island, gaid Mry. | Y ur Excel'ticy ilad cre now' received- oneotmy letters re- n spepdint thc captu're of:our prized out (if Batavia Roads. -0 fi Crer holl (.a ...

... . SHIP' NEWS. Pi;i.i-oul rt SrPr as-Ntarl' t oo rail of Dari!6 vessels are in thi.; port, bnder cetention their gr ijeryv :ie estinlateti at aiout tooo.L The Revol itississire 4 g.i Capt. Fleid&-,. i asnttngfuts wa with i'll possible esxteditioti, Cinl~ wiltbe ready Iri eaby Monday' ne t. 'fe barniel flet canx e ep tor Tor- bia- list Miotiday, but wll. sail for th'eir station 'agah ?? or to ...

... X 1 - X- eiu-! We stated some days ago, that by the returts fi ave the Customn house Books'irthe j40- the 5 - d h our tradea- ,ee-evet ?? our to Denmat1 was 4ch b e seven of our whole exporit tade. We 'nevel lait he nor were we so insane-as to believe, 'that t1e kin ID cannnik,.c3usumed the. enoimous quantity of m r Dins, k uatyofive roil. U lions worth of our foreign and domectic prDoduce, ...

... ?? t? . WIP?NEiM,4- ,THE EXPEP1ITTON. The Inflexible and Leydes nien of *var;, with sevey ?? transpojts,,hiving a deta'hmient of 2600 of thc Guards on board' at seyen 0io' ck on Wednesday night gpt under weigh p sail' from the Nire. : Thb M~edical St ff has' beers ordered from Rarmsgate, toemnbark on board thd ihospital ship at Deal. Medical Staff-laspecor. of Hospitals, I. Wcbb,'Esqc-Phy- ...

... a m p Hi ) I f j . trtno a From P-teisburgh. dated 29gt Saptenxahce u \v ire'tray to tnform you, the Nylitunje, GeorgAe A1'ag- i'art, fron hen e to Granget-i-etol-was lat.ly ot(shore at POnear P701lly, 'wi th inoe of her crew on boiard, she lost Aher laireiat and some of l'er saili, but it uppears o0 other- c;hiaga his been sustained ; her cargo has beenInloaded, :nd she is now readyfor sea ...

... S/[IP NEWS. The ~ssarhan, Creenvpav, from. Stetten to London-Th'o Ant L'an c ite.', fronm Copenhagen to Londdni-The Codner, Cqlliiis, trnm Mernel to Haull-'1he Leander, Nioholn of aud trfns Shields to 1 o ?? Star, Bederston of`.Grarnge- mouth, bounid to' Deptfrrd. (sippd~ed destroyed); and' 'the ILelth packet, Btoolke bound to Lbidon, have been taken i4 a Fretch prlrateer. ihe taur latter are ...

... S, :: H IE WS. ; . ?? : * ?? , 'l >~ , - i -YARAOUTH, FEB. 23.-The Rtssjat' Axxiba~dador, ;y ;.AloPeus, arrived-yesterday- P.M. in' the Starling un~~bug, tqrow -ttie (~out,.metst;, id bringd6iifoaititoui that the Russians have defeated ±he Frenchr in two:en gagetihtls-'4idn the ' 25tli ole. a'ld tlahe oth* &fhe ,beg~n'rpng fifthii~nonth; -in' ,which the 'Fi:nch had losc , ,g,0*4s)0 meii,- ...

... - ? ? , , - ? ? SHI-P. - NIB TS., ?? - ? ? ?? .1 -2-, -- ?? Thugenta, frp New York to Dublin',Was ?? j.: ,the latttude of Bermuda, very leaky takcenon the izthi of April, 'b two p~rivaters, aud`l cor~'*id into &uadaloupe.~ The Adhsve, Evains, from Surinam ' t 6o Loonit J.put into Sirenada in greatidistress ,: i , TheHop~e, Thomfpson, frohi St;.Viticint's ?? into Gsienada~veryleaky- and is ...

... ?? P -eE 'W Par Mp~ac~jZG 4kes'4I, .'ta-5 there' 'baA,t'Oeei such a thicufog, 4iat sanX X D50 e~iw>s ae1 could not 11a1te the ti paI0, . vhen tihe' Ponwipe,: of a, %^O fila)1 2he Vai4ant - oJW 7-4 ?? :ti Uttit Sl~bt,. PI' ,: .th f i Jackson, to also come iamwphe4 toi he ;ud1 5 ?? and te7.morro nv hog5n 4'j -gef4 74, 1 ap Stop- for,, sails' fronV thenl e le t j ii fx wri- a : St. Hel0n1, thc ...

... &fIIP NBIVS. .PORTSMOutr,PRE. 13.,_Arrived-the'Nenle5iz frigatc. Capt. Sornwiflle, from Oporto;:she~sailed fronc Opo°to toie :28th ult, witg a convoy of near sixty saij under her protectien,: blvt fromwlhidh she parted two days after .sailing in a gale of wind. . Arlv6d also the Cormorant sioop, Capt. Hughes, fromn tbe .West Indies : Esulous aloopg Capt. S-wpart, trom,- a lo days cruize; ?? Ly ...

... . 9fpNEW$ She isiled'oixlejhx ~ a~vd~ ii44h S1 trots ?? the ld era on ?? 4lU IaisWrj, lt 3h,- slid arwdA i E~Ie bi4 55iT~h, s I he ?? tled sttpadki led a / / Tn fall ?? veier ave' hei ~ ejet int irla vaYng~ 20p ?? inidship .S-Nto ivsnodi e et ?? she~i~el,3~ ~restep ra~ heobjs W:Fel7:an ent sinsto Gjabrlisft la~ll~ detnwr y, e1 ti6psrtaj+r, An~It e,,sd frpt arcs Jand -, fo Cad, eird by his M s ...