... I _ : . . MARINE IN fIE.1T.IAGJNCE. .he American ship Paulina, Clarke, master, of and frorm. Baltintore, for tlis.portv with rice, tar, rosin, sraves, and PS hlogsheads of leaf tQIlacco, in. epteriag the.Ty-ne ott Friday night, the i6th ?? ent on shorg on the He .rd Sard, wijcre Ishe still rem-mi, s wth lttle or-no prosped tof being got off, be ing bikge:j 1Part oythc cargo hiasibeen saved; ...

... MARIINE iN T.1I.IUJFN(' I I | 't .- . .. . . .. - . 'Thie' caniap ppointte , ait 1.ezth for rlue ibitic on the 16th. is Pn-tiored td to lo-aoch isiet. aiqd ?? the last this season. SeveTail vesselsn I-ave paissed 'yn,-n'outh bar this week frim Copenhaten. tatt navl stores freo-m the Dansis arsenals, ?? ongst the rest, the AellIrs, Wi-atberley. of this port.. ?? hr PRse collier, cs. yliu E. ...

... - . v IANE INI' ELLTGENC-. A cnnvoy will sa;l fromn 1-lull for Tonningen about the ?? inst. and one for tbd Baltic on the 22d- Convoys will sail from Leith Roads for the Baltic and Tonninizgen, on Sunday thewalh ifftzalt. Th'~e Hiope, Gerry, is arrived at Peterhead, from the Green- land syhale fisbery, at butper wip, with nine ?? fish, three of them in bulk. Thle Hope is believed to be the ...

... ?? :. -tAR-tNT-NTtLIAGENCR. :A corioyowil be psovied to enil from Leitb roes to the Baltic, on the e3d insa. r , ?? On' Wleduesday' last, thdie ,iddfeton, Joohnson, arryesd inthfss pprt trom Diiis' Streightm, wvth T3 w-hades, 34 casLk: pnd' loose bluIsber, a tons- fin, r fill shtp. Capt. Johisl)ra hpoke the leabellw, Clarh, with 7-fish; t istCharie, 5'il ?? ?? Joh ad .Mrkaiti, Cr ?? each with ...

... CORN' EXCHANGE, iQnDON, Oa.. 5, x- I We had a tolerable good supply al waeet to--ay, arcd the like siietin .brl1iv took place in tlhe salek ab list Nlmltavy viz,. Fine awuyplots lvre full as dear ao in the ?? wakee, anld the ordiriury deull, Ad SoiMVt0itag chuapel. 'Iuac q olfu.y uf ?? day's alrnvmd, it is to beonscrved, kvai by alQ uwians equal to those of this (ay ?? aud malt are obul of ...

... .. MARINE INFELLIGENCP I The ?? the night of 'Ttamsday sennight has .been the monst fatal to the ahippyfng of' ?? coast oi this Eing- dim of any wiaae the new-year'c gale of 178o. As hitherto the -ncrubek-s-; end &dunaged cannot be ascertained: the fol- lowing letters coijtain anme particulars:- Vs 2rod2',f/,,rhnc ?? are driyen uponsthe beach oppositc thio towrn-, the .Ecb;f Shields, R. Hirdy ...

... CORN Eg AANGE, LcDO*, Qa. 6, 1807, Our arrivals ofwheat to-day frdm Essex and Kent were very considerable, the sales oa which were dull, and prices fartder looking downward by is. anda2s. per quarter. Good Red Wheats, however, sound buyers at about 6os. per quar- ter, but the stands were not cleared at the close of the nmar- kett IBarlev is father on. the rce. ?? remains as last reported; t ...

... [, , ?? . . :-MARINE.- Il 7 r U; ' A ednvsdw -ri As ?? ;.71 ?? . .DI. z cono WINu be :rovided to sail frL t.e ? 4tyhh~a~gr!tn ?? 2lJdinit 7 - ct r1y ?? n Is epeatl t-:j nte 5;t nhnr ingeu=l4th - . r 1 ?? r teliaesuqnhay rd ,ealitSr -.aeit!- !iveIh nnaaeh, we'd at ,Vthby, fro li C oni Fr iday the ?? :b1uber- n bulk. .Afnorigthe r aydenat r , the aazardous exrpkymetnt 01theia re4 zr . A',ea, ? ...

... I(R IEXCHANGE, LONnON, March 23 !7 * had a short supp1y oi wheat tbhs mornin;, the saits were in consequctp brisk, and prices fully equal to those of last ?? likewise has come sparilsgly to market, and has advanced zs. and.3s. pe, ?? also is dearer.- Whiteand grey pease; 'and beansofbothusorts, were heavy, Iuponl the terms specified belov. NbUft havingfnany, oats, rather more money is demanded ...

... . ? I.. I .. - . A conv0.2; 153. sa'i sromi Lieitl Roads to the Balt:c on tbe stl av'S Ausust .On Sunoday laa the l.aay Sane, Holmes, ari~yed at thib port from Davis's Strei'htj -with iz whales-a fail shilp O'Oi Montday, the Vm.1coCvthle, Taylor, of [lul, (t- fi rsp iro ii Davis' Strtatts isihery) a lull 5bip, 5.i~nwI is a' T he Nepterre atrniv& at Aberrdeen oil 'uesdal, ftoat GreenTand with ' ...

... CORN EXCHANGL, LOND.'# tune Our arrxvals ot wheat to-sday were pretty large, and a con- sieral,lc proportionl oF them tfron Suffolk. Except trur very fitle white samples, prices gave way 2s. per quatmtr. c W had a plentifal supply of barley, which occasioned a reduc- tittti hi that article, as viell as in Ittalt. But very IsNv White peas5 at market. Grey pease :ire rather dearer. Beans of both ...

... C (ORN EXCHANG1 , Lono, Aug. 3. 1807. The nembargo being taken off, the susplp of awheat was coalbiderable, and rather more than expected at this seasont of the year.; From-this excessr anrd a fair and plentiful crop -being no longer doubtful, pricesjhave lallen Ls.. and 3s. per quarter on fine samples, and twice aS much on red and in-- ferior sorts. Barley and malt nearly lteep, their pricc, ...